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Report: Teams are doing homework on Jim Harbaugh


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6 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

He's been successful on both stages. College AND the NFL.

He left the NFL after 4yrs with the 5th highest win percentage in history up there with John Madden and this is the guy you question.

You don't question Shane or Bienemy. Backwards. We KNOW what Jim Harbaugh will do for your team.

You wanted to bet on the hottest "new" much like Rhule was. All hype. No HC resume.

Ok. Have at that.

I question everybody.

I'm especially questioning your sobriety and/or memory right now because besides being vaguely threatening, you keep talking about me doing things I haven't done.

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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I question everybody.

I'm especially questioning your sobriety and/or memory right now because besides being vaguely threatening, you keep talking about me doing things I haven't done.

You loved Bienemy. Now you didn't/don't?

You questioned my six pack. I didn't start it.

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10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I question everybody.

I'm especially questioning your sobriety and/or memory right now because besides being vaguely threatening, you keep talking about me doing things I haven't done.

Bro. We're both Scot by heritage (1/3 here). I love you man. C'mon with all that.

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1 minute ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Best coach Washington has had in this century. Could be that its more than just a coaching issue.  

As far as I can tell it’s only mr scot that’s against harbaugh which is pretty telling in itself.   If one cannot see how hiring him would be nothing short of amazing then that’s probably on you.  

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35 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

You loved Bienemy. Now you didn't/don't?

You questioned my six pack. I didn't start it.

 

35 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

I'm very fit for my age Scot.

No, I wasn't a Bieniemy fan. Nor have I ever said a word (or frankly given a sh-t) about your "six pack". I have no idea where you're getting that stuff.

4 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

As far as I can tell it’s only mr scot that’s against harbaugh which is pretty telling in itself.

Wrong again, but that's the norm.

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

As far as I can tell it’s only mr scot that’s against harbaugh which is pretty telling in itself.   If one cannot see how hiring him would be nothing short of amazing then that’s probably on you.  

My comment wasn't a defense of Harbaugh.  Personally, I don't really like him, but if we hired him, I would be ok with it.

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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

How's our ownership doing?

Too small a sample size to judge at this point.

I know you don't like Tepper, but you have to admit that he is better than Snyder.  Not that being better than Snyder is setting the bar very high. 

Fwiw, I was defending Gibbs more than anything.  He probably is my all time favorite coach.   

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Just now, Davidson Deac II said:

Too small a sample size to judge at this point.

I know you don't like Tepper, but you have to admit that he is better than Snyder.  Not that being better than Snyder is setting the bar very high.  

Tepper's been generally bad so far.

He has a chance to improve, mostly by taking himself out of things.

Snyder? Not so much.

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1 minute ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Too small a sample size to judge at this point.

I know you don't like Tepper, but you have to admit that he is better than Snyder.  Not that being better than Snyder is setting the bar very high.  

Well, Idi Amin was arguably better than Dan Snyder.  It's close, though.

Tepper is not the second-worst, either.  Khan, Haslam, Amy Adams Strunk, Mike Brown, Mark Davis, and Spanos would all be "ahead" of him on that list, and I am probably forgetting a few.  Jones is probably "ahead" of him, too, since he really believes he is a GM. 

 

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