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This is a moderated phorum for the CIVILIZED discussion of the Miami Dolphins. In this phorum, there are rules and moderators to make sure you abide by the rules. The moderators for this phorum are JC and Colonel.
Fins appear to be new favorites for Harbaugh
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the 49ers are not willing to compete financially with the Dolphins' contract offer to Jim Harbaugh.
Schefter cautions that San Francisco is not totally out of the hunt, but the Fins' offer is believed to be in the $7-8 million range. SI's Peter King calls that number "insane," and it would make Harbaugh the richest head coach in the NFL. The Niners are reportedly "ready to move on" if Harbaugh follows the cash. As of late Wednesday, Stephen Ross' Dolphins appeared to have emerged as the favorites to land the soon-to-be-former Stanford coach.
Not sure how I feel about Harbaugh yet, but I'm willing to give him a chance before I pass judgement. He's certain to have some good insight into a lot of young talent that might be available in the draft. Just a few high quality late round picks seems to make all the difference between upper echelon teams and the also rans.
That is a little ridiculous. Harbaugh was a QB coach for one year in the NFL before he got a HC job in college. In that one year (2003) he directed Rich Gannon to his worse season since turning into a pro bowler. He only played like 7 games but the other QB's behind him did nothing as well as Oakland won something like 4 games and Callahan was fired as HC.
I don't really care what he did in college because history shows it has no bearing on success in the NFL.
How can multi-millionaire business men be this naive and stupid? To make him the highest paid coach in the NFL??? WTH???
Sure Jim's brother has had succes in the NFL after going from DB coach to HC but he also had a very good GM who finally got lucky on a QB.
Our number one need is QB...not HC. Give Sparano a franchise QB and a decent QB coach and he is a genius again. Stupid stupid stupid...
Why would we care as fans what Ross pays a HC? It doesn't go against our salary cap so it really dont affect us. The other owners should be pissed but not us fans. Also everyone keeps pointing out that college coaches don't do well coming straight to the pros, but keep in mind it has actually worked out on at least 2 occasions, JJ and Coughlin have both won a Superbowl after coming straight from college, on the other hand no Superbowl winning coach has ever moved on to another team and won a 2nd one.
Ahh, the rumors, the conjecture. Reminds me of Roswell, NM.
Was that a moving van heading for Sparano's house? Or was it going to Henning's home? Hmmmm! Now there's a good rumor humor.
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I don't know much about Ireland (the country yes, the man, no). However, his retention, if that is true, may be because of strong management and organizational skills. Again, fans have no idea, what's really going on. I sure don't.
GBOFinFan Wrote:
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> Harbaugh's win/loss at Stanford
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> Year Record
> 2007 4–8
> 2008 5–7
> 2009 8–5
> 2010 12–1
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> The only thing I see here is that he rode Luck's
> coat tails into the NFL. To award him an elite
> contract for that is asenine.
He also turned around San Diego college before taking the Stanford job and developed a QB there. I dont see anything that says he cant succeed at the pro level
Harbaugh has been on NFL vector for a while now and has definitely demonstrated core competency as a HC. He has an NFL pedigree, NFL connections, and ran an NFL styled program in college. His teams have gotten consistently BETTER and he’s developed a young QB (being an ex NFL QB is a good thing I’d suspect).
If you watched the Stanford game you had to be IMPRESSED with his team preparation and game-plan. They made VT look very poorly coached.
Now here’s the hype. Is he the next JJ coming from The U to big D?
Will Ireland and Harbaugh create an NFL dynasty together?
Will Sparano finally buy that pizza place in West Haven?