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Old 01-23-2006, 06:12 PM   #33
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Re: Gibbs to give up playcalling

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Originally Posted by TAFKAS
You're half right. Joey T. did call him the best, but he wasn't the coordinator during our record breaking season.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04174/335774.stm

To this day, Joe Theismann, who played for Walton with the Redskins, will tell you there might not be a better offensive mind in the game.

http://northeastconference.org/Sport..._joewalton.asp

Walton had his most recent NFL duty in 1990-91, when he served two years as Chuck Noll’s offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers. When Noll retired in 1991, a new staff came aboard, and Walton went into the moving business. From 1983-89, he headed the Jets. Also among his years in the NFL were two seasons as the Jets’ offensive coordinator (1981-82), seven with the Washington Redskins (offensive coordinator 1978-80; running backs 1974-77) and five with the New York Giants (wide receivers 1969-73).

After I wrote it I thought about it and checked into it, he was out in 83' my bad. For some reason I thought Joey T. had gave Walton credit for that season but the old memory was a little off on that one.
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