I think Norv will stick around 2 years max. If we win the Super Bowl, he'll be gone after this year.
Not a bad idea, D. It's kinda like what's going on in Indy and Washington and St. Louis. Spurrier, Dungy, and Martz already have outstanding counterparts running the other side of the ball. So they'll just leave it alone for the most part (Spurrier could care less. LOL). Spurrier also did the same thing at UF when he had Bob Stoops as DC. And it worked. I think it'll work in Washington and Indy as well.
BUT......there can't be a "Co-Head Coach"-ing thing going on. It just doesn't work. It would ONLY cause problems. Dungy and Spurrier will leave the other side of the ball alone. But they are unquestionably the boss of the team. Turner is, however, an "Assistant Head Coach".
Truthfully, I think that Wanny will be doing a similar thing here in Miami. He'll be involved in the offense. But he's not gonna mess with Norv's system too much. He knows his buddy is a mastermind. Dave willll have final say on everything, of course.
And after seeing Bates' defense crack last year, Dave has already started tweaking the D.....saying that we'll play more zone and will bring a safety up to support the run (FINALLY...but I'll believe it when I see it). I really hope Dave jumps in there on D. He's an awesome defensive mind. Coached Dallas and UM's defenses to championships under Jimmy. And that just lends credence to Dave because Jimmy's philosophy was, "I'll bring in the talent. I'll be the CEO on the field. And I'll let my bright assistant coaches COACH" (make no mistake, Jimmy knew defense). Guys like Norv Turner, Dave Wannstedt, Butch Davis, Dave Campo, Tony Wise, Garry Stevens, etc.