Good to have football back

**SINNER** · 18 December 2014, 03:36

So glad Baltimore got the good brother.

GOST · 18 December 2014, 04:57

The Bears are apparently benching Cutler for Clausen. Must be nice to have the highest paid Offensive player in the NFL healthy and on the bench.

**SINNER** · 18 December 2014, 05:53

With 18 picks to keep him company on the bench. he is laughing all the way to the bank.

**CK 187** · 18 December 2014, 08:29

Originally Posted by GOST

$49 million offered by Michigan for 6 years. That would make Harbaugh the highest paid coach in either the NFL or college.

That's a no brainer for someone with forethought. I'd take that in a heartbeat especially with their recruiting capability (although misguided lately)

**SINNER** · 18 December 2014, 08:45

I think he is too much of a competitor to go down to college ball from the NFL. He wants that ring so bad....

**UWone77** · 18 December 2014, 08:49

Originally Posted by SINNER

I think he is too much of a competitor to go down to college ball from the NFL. He wants that ring so bad....

He can just borrow his brother's ring, while he's counting his 8 million per year...

**Ride4frnt** · 18 December 2014, 08:59

Originally Posted by UWone77

He can just borrow his brother's ring, while he's counting his 8 million per year...

Exactly.

**SINNER** · 18 December 2014, 09:21

Originally Posted by UWone77

He can just borrow his brother's ring, while he's counting his 8 million per year...

That's the problem. Little brother has one and he does not. LOL their father made the comment before the Super Bowl that it didn't matter to him who won because until they both had rings, family functions were going to be rough. While said jokingly, I do believe some truth is in there too.

**Ride4frnt** · 18 December 2014, 09:32

Originally Posted by SINNER

That's the problem. Little brother has one and he does not. LOL their father made the comment before the Super Bowl that it didn't matter to him who won because until they both had rings, family functions were going to be rough. While said jokingly, I do believe some truth is in there too.

Let's be real here... If he's chasing a ring, why would he EVER accept a job in oakland?

**CK 187** · 18 December 2014, 09:34

Originally Posted by Ride4frnt

Let's be real here... If he's chasing a ring, why would he EVER accept a job in oakland?

LMAO ^

**UWone77** · 18 December 2014, 09:35

Originally Posted by Ride4frnt

Let's be real here... If he's chasing a ring, why would he EVER accept a job in oakland?

Bingo.

Oakland isn't just a 3-4 year project. They have a lot of aging veterans, and a couple of younger guys. Years of mismanaged drafts, and giving up picks hasn't helped the depth at all either.

Harbaugh will wear out his welcome before he's going to turn Oakland into a playoff contender.

At least in College, by the time those kids are tired of his shit, they will graduate.

**Ride4frnt** · 18 December 2014, 09:37

GOST · 18 December 2014, 12:14

They have reported that his family wants to stay in the general area. Also with recruiting college ends up being more work than the NFL. I honestly think that this Michigan offer is a ploy to get a NFL team to offer him more money.

**SINNER** · 18 December 2014, 12:30

Because the Niners were so strong before he coached there with 5 straight losing seasons. He turned them around in 3 years. A quality coach in Oakland can turn that team around in 3-4 years. I have not been following day to day with this but are the Miami rumors over? I thought that was the best fit for him.

**mustangfreek** · 25 December 2014, 20:42

Did you see they fined marshawn lynch like $12 grand for his " unsportsmens like act" at the end of his 80 yard run, for those who dont know, jumped into the endzone to score and jumped in backwards and did a little michael jackson grab his junk guesture while in the air...frickin stupid..

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