As told by a magic fake news-generating screwdriver? Did it also foretell Malzahn coaching in the Texas TARDIS next year since Jerry Jones couldn't get him into another dimension for Arky?Any college coaches make the jump to the NFL this year? I know we'll hear the Saban to Giants rumors again, but who do you see actually receiving interest from the NFL?
Don't use Dr. Who in vain!As told by a magic fake news-generating screwdriver? Did it also foretell Malzahn coaching in the Texas TARDIS next year since Jerry Jones couldn't get him into another dimension for Arky?
Yeah, I don't think his tenure thus far is anywhere close to where he thought he'd be. Wonder what his buyout is?I expect the Colts to make a hard push for Jim Harbaugh and I’m inclined to think he takes it. I’ll bet Harbaugh would love to be reunited with Luck, and it doesn’t hurt that the Colts will have a top 5 pick in the draft. With his ties to the team from the 90’s, and his winless streak against Ohio St, I’d bet they could sway him.
His buyout isn’t that steep. His annual salary though is $7mil Plus incentives and bonuses. There are only about 5 coaches in the NFL that make that much, so it’s a matter of if the Colts are willing to make him an offer that is worth leaving for.Yeah, I don't think his tenure thus far is anywhere close to where he thought he'd be. Wonder what his buyout is?
I'm conflicted on this one. On one hand I'd love to see him continue to produce mediocrity in Ann Arbor, on the other seeing him tuck tail and run would be amusing as well.His buyout isn’t that steep. His annual salary though is $7mil Plus incentives and bonuses. There are only about 5 coaches in the NFL that make that much, so it’s a matter of if the Colts are willing to make him an offer that is worth leaving for.
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It really is a catch-22 for all non-UM football fans.I'm conflicted on this one. On one hand I'd love to see him continue to produce mediocrity in Ann Arbor, on the other seeing him tuck tail and run would be amusing as well.
Though it may not happen. This is a very real possibility. Harbaugh has to look at his conference and see that he's playing third, fourth and possibly fifth fiddle in the pecking order of the Big 10. With possibility of it not changing anytime soon. Ohio St, Penn St, Michigan St and I'd venture to say Wisconsin are ahead of him and three of that four are not going away anytime soon (OSU, Penn St & Michigan St). All three have had his number consistently since he's been there. He lost to all of them AND Wisconsin this season. He seems like an "NFL guy" anyway.I expect the Colts to make a hard push for Jim Harbaugh and I’m inclined to think he takes it. I’ll bet Harbaugh would love to be reunited with Luck, and it doesn’t hurt that the Colts will have a top 5 pick in the draft. With his ties to the team from the 90’s, and his winless streak against Ohio St, I’d bet they could sway him.
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The last coach to successfully move from College to the Pros was?
Jimmy Johnson?
Jim Harbaugh count?The last coach to successfully move from College to the Pros was?
Jimmy Johnson?
I'm 100% confident Saban's next stop is the old folks home,at 67 no way he goes to the NFL. I don't think James Franklin's RaRa would translate will in the pros?Any college coaches make the jump to the NFL this year? I know we'll hear the Saban to Giants rumors again, but who do you see actually receiving interest from the NFL?
With the announced transfer of Shea Patterson, I'd say it's now very unlikely that Harbaugh leaves. he has to be salivating over the prospect of coaching a qb with as much raw talent as Patterson. Especially with him having a reputation as a quarterback whisperer. I guarantee the Colts will still make a run at him, but I figure it just became a much harder sell.Though it may not happen. This is a very real possibility. Harbaugh has to look at his conference and see that he's playing third, fourth and possibly fifth fiddle in the pecking order of the Big 10. With possibility of it not changing anytime soon. Ohio St, Penn St, Michigan St and I'd venture to say Wisconsin are ahead of him and three of that four are not going away anytime soon (OSU, Penn St & Michigan St). All three have had his number consistently since he's been there. He lost to all of them AND Wisconsin this season. He seems like an "NFL guy" anyway.
Yep. More than likely he stays. However, the Colts will probably at least make him turn down an offer. But if Harbaugh has any aspirations about getting back into the NFL he also has to think about which NFL teams will have vacancies when he's "ready" to get back in. Simply because he's ready to get back in doesn't mean the teams in which he'd be interested in coaching have vacancies. The Colts aren't the worst organization to go to.With the announced transfer of Shea Patterson, I'd say it's now very unlikely that Harbaugh leaves. he has to be salivating over the prospect of coaching a qb with as much raw talent as Patterson. Especially with him having a reputation as a quarterback whisperer. I guarantee the Colts will still make a run at him, but I figure it just became a much harder sell.