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To get Luck's full potential, Carolina must hire Harbaugh

Matthias

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Andrew Luck has the potential to be better than Brady within a year or two. As we saw in the orange bowl, not only was he wearing a pro style wrist band on his arm full of plays, but his center was carrying another long list of plays himself. This says to me that Luck orchestrate better than Manning. Yet, who's plays were he orchestrating? HARBAUGH'S!!!!!!!

If we hire Russ Grimm, he will want to run the ball as much as possible. Imagine it now, 10 secs left in the ball game and down by 4 points, we're on the opposing team's 40 yard line and it's 3rd and 20. Luck calls a timeout and goes over to discuss with Grimm what they should do.

Luck: Alright coach what's the call.

Grimm: Hmmmm, let's surprise them with a run straight up the gut!

Luck: Coach we're out of timeouts and need to get into the endzone.

Grimm: Trust me, they will be caught completely off guard.

Luck then begrudgingly puts back on his helmet and starts toward the huddle, but suddenly Grimm catches his arm.

Grimm: Wait! Let's mix it up a bit. Instead of handing the ball off to Williams, give it to Fiammetta. Ha, am I a genius or what!

Luck thinks to himself: (Why didn't I stay in school):sad:

Come on Richardson, wake up and smell the superbowl rings. Payton Manning worked with genius coaching to help develop his skills. If you don't give Luck someone that will challenge him, he will be like Albert Einstein making d's in elementary school. The same could be said vice versa if we did bring in Harbaugh, yet either keep Clausen as starter or got another QB. These two are meant for each other.

ESPN declared this to be the year of the QB. We currently have the worst starting QB in the NFL and subsequently, own the worst record in the NFL. A phenom of a QB is possibly coming out in the year of the QB, along with a phenom of a QB coach who is a head coach. This is too easy a decision to make. Get it done.

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Andrew Luck has the potential to be better than Brady within a year or two. As we saw in the orange bowl, not only was he wearing a pro style wrist band on his arm full of plays, but his center was carrying another long list of plays himself. This says to me that Luck orchestrate better than Manning. Yet, who's plays were he orchestrating? HARBAUGH'S!!!!!!!

If we hire Russ Grimm, he will want to run the ball as much as possible. Imagine it now, 10 secs left in the ball game and down by 4 points, we're on the opposing team's 40 yard line and it's 3rd and 20. Luck calls a timeout and goes over to discuss with Grimm what they should do.

Luck: Alright coach what's the call.

Grimm: Hmmmm, let's surprise them with a run straight up the gut!

Luck: Coach we're out of timeouts and need to get into the endzone.

Grimm: Trust me, they will be caught completely off guard.

Luck then begrudgingly puts back on his helmet and starts toward the huddle, but suddenly Grimm catches his arm.

Grimm: Wait! Let's mix it up a bit. Instead of handing the ball off to Williams, give it to Fiammetta. Ha, am I a genius or what!

Luck thinks to himself: (Why didn't I stay in school):sad:

Come on Richardson, wake up and smell the superbowl rings. Payton Manning worked with genius coaching to help develop his skills. If you don't give Luck someone that will challenge him, he will be like Albert Einstein making d's in elementary school. The same could be said vice versa if we did bring in Harbaugh, yet either keep Clausen as starter or got another QB. These two are meant for each other.

ESPN declared this to be the year of the QB. We currently have the worst starting QB in the NFL and subsequently, own the worst record in the NFL. A phenom of a QB is possibly coming out in the year of the QB, along with a phenom of a QB coach who is a head coach. This is too easy a decision to make. Get it done.

Your argument is flawed and invalid, as is your grammar and spelling.

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I think Luck and Harbaugh need to go their separate ways. Both to the NFL, mind you, but Luck needs to become a man by himself, not stick around with his college coach. Harbaugh can go to Denver, Luck can come here.

It's either Harbaugh or Grimm.:cool:

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Honestly I read the title and skipped virtually the entire post.

To believe that the only man capable of bringing out the full potential in Andrew Luck over the span of an entire NFL career is simply retarded.

Is it the best immediate scenario? yes. Is the theory put forth by this post correct? In no way, shape, or form.

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I think the biggest advantage to getting both Harbaugh and Luck together is the learning curve.

Harbaugh brings a very complicated pro style offense (over 315 plays in the game plan). Luck knows this systems backwards and forwards. The transition to an NFL QB for Luck would be greatly enhanced by walking in already knowing the offense.

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