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How Big Of A Disadvantage Is It To Play A 'New' Head Coach In The Season Opener?


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You are taking it out of context.

Going into last season Smith was a bust. Its why SF drafted a quarterback. Freeman on the other hand is a player on the rise. San frans offense consisted of Gore/Davis. Greg Schiano has much better talent on offense in his 1st season then Harbaugh did in his. Lol why do you think the 9ners went out and signed/up-graded their offense this season?

I wouldn't be so sure about that.

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Yeah i'm not a big fan but i think he's better than Smith when when Harbaugh took over.

Talk about comparing apples to oranges. Harbaugh had a FAR better resume not only as a coach in college, but as a QB guy.

Schiano had one good season as a college HC and is a defense guy. Tell me how comparing those two situation lends any merit to your arguement.

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Talk about comparing apples to oranges. Harbaugh had a FAR better resume not only as a coach in college, but as a QB guy.

Schiano had one good season as a college HC and is a defense guy. Tell me how comparing those two situation lends any merit to your arguement.

E-z, all i said was Tampa has better offensive weapons in Schiano's 1st season than Harbaugh did in his.

I believe Schiano walked into a batter situation with Freeman than Harbaugh did with Smith. Its why Harbaugh drafted Kaepernick.

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E-z, all i said was Tampa has better offensive weapons in Schiano's 1st season than Harbaugh did in his.

I believe Schiano walked into a batter situation with Freeman than Harbaugh did with Smith. Its why Harbaugh drafted Kaepernick.

Schiano may have better weapons on offense, but I don't know how big of a gap is between Freeman and Smith given what Smith had to endure.

Also, Harbaugh coaches in a weak division, he can get by with less on offense, especially with that defense.

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