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No harbaugh coming here


Proudiddy

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wow some people are just f**king stupid.

Harbaugh is a college coach, before the Luck/Harbaugh scenario arose every single one of us would have scoffed at hiring a college coach.

Now he's the second coming of Jesus The Golden Calf of Bristol and JR is "cheap" if he doesn't hire Harbaugh. Jesus what a bunch of pussies

Yes, some people are fuging stupid for just accepting the bare minimum. Again, if you just enjoy being in the league, that's on you, I want to win. All he cares about is money. Make sure to keep buying his Bojangles biscuits though, pussy.

And if you did some searching before opening your useless mouth, you'd see that I was one of the first, if not the first to suggest we hire Harbaugh. Before all of the hype. Before Luck emerged as a top prospect. I had maybe heard of Luck once until this season, and I couldn't tell you, so it had nothing to do with him... So, nice job putting your foot in your mouth.

I didn't disrespect you or anyone else directly with my thread or post, but you come in this thread referring to me as a fuging idiot and a pussy, so fug you. Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one but yours stinks and is unnecessary being that you poo out your mouth anyway. GFYS.

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not saying he's 'cheap', just that he isn't investing in a Coach who has no NFL coaching experience. I think they view NFL Defensive Coordinators as Safer investments for some reason.

Harbaugh = gamble(plus Offensive minded, the horror)

NFL Defensive Coordinator = Less Risky Investment

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Spurrier was the Harbaugh of 2002...the hottest head coach prospect of the day. How'd that turn out for Spurrier, or more importantly, the Redskins? I was worried then that we'd pull that trigger and was very happy when we didn't.

Harbaugh may be the next great NFL coach, but he could also be the next Spurrier. JR, Morrison, and Hurney are not going that high-risk route for a coach.

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Spurrier was the Harbaugh of 2002...the hottest head coach prospect of the day. How'd that turn out for Spurrier, or more importantly, the Redskins? I was worried then that we'd pull that trigger and was very happy when we didn't.

Harbaugh may be the next great NFL coach, but he could also be the next Spurrier. JR, Morrison, and Hurney are not going that high-risk route for a coach.

Spurrier tried to take the Spread Offense to the NFL

Harbaugh has a very complex NFL/Pro Offense at Stanford(more complex than Panthers run judging by number of plays Luck had to choose from).

Not the same, plus harbaugh is young and Hungry which is a good thing IMO.

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If you factor in Fired Coaches, owed money by old teams. I have a hard time believing the Panthers are #5 in paying coaches.

Broncos for example, count what they owe Shannahan and they have to be up there.

I'd about bet he ommitted that part of that stat.

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I think theres a real possibility that we are going after Harbaugh and have already talked. If you were JR and you were trying to divert attention what would you say when asked about him? Huh? who? yea we'd be cordial to him.. perfect response but maybe I'm giving him too much credit. And for those who dont think he will be a good coach: I disagree, he runs a pro-offense and already has a brother whos been largely successful which could help him immensely. Lets not forget that Jim was the all-pro, not josh. Dude wants to win and can easily get locker room respect

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Seems like someone has been telling all of you that JR's head coach hires have all been NFL DC's and not to get your hopes up about him hiring a college offensive minded coach.

That was was advice indeed.

To be fair, that was before the fanbase got video evidence that the owner was senile.

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If you factor in Fired Coaches, owed money by old teams. I have a hard time believing the Panthers are #5 in paying coaches.

Broncos for example, count what they owe Shannahan and they have to be up there.

I'd about bet he committed that part of that stat.

John Fox is making 6 million this year, Meeks isnt cheap and it doesnt help that we are a small market team.. Its much easier for Denver to fire a coach than it is for us since they probably have twice the gross revenue that we do. poo, they probably paid there whole coaching staff from the money from The Golden Calf of Bristol jersey's

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