John Lynch - 49ers GM

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

With Harbaugh the 49ers would have won more and probably would have drafted better. Once the dissenter was shown the door things got much worse all around.
When did the league catch up to the offense?

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by pd24:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
b******t, Harbaugh inherited a loaded roster and once the core got older and injured, he couldn't hold it together. Mostly Baalke's fault for not reloading the roster, but Baalke didn't have anything to do with the constant delay of games, the terrible clock management, the inability to adapt when his Bo Schembeckler "offense" got figured out. Jim is where he belongs, in the minor leagues where his rah rah b******t might have some longevity.

And if he wants to come back the the Major Leagues he will probably be the highest paid coach in the NFL

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Harbaugh would be more in demand than anyone we have hired since he was pushed out.

Originally posted by pd24:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
b******t, Harbaugh inherited a loaded roster and once the core got older and injured, he couldn't hold it together. Mostly Baalke's fault for not reloading the roster, but Baalke didn't have anything to do with the constant delay of games, the terrible clock management, the inability to adapt when his Bo Schembeckler "offense" got figured out. Jim is where he belongs, in the minor leagues where his rah rah b******t might have some longevity.

And if he wants to come back the the Major Leagues he will probably be the highest paid coach in the NFL

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by pd24:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

b******t, Harbaugh inherited a loaded roster and once the core got older and injured, he couldn't hold it together. Mostly Baalke's fault for not reloading the roster, but Baalke didn't have anything to do with the constant delay of games, the terrible clock management, the inability to adapt when his Bo Schembeckler "offense" got figured out. Jim is where he belongs, in the minor leagues where his rah rah b******t might have some longevity.

And if he wants to come back the the Major Leagues he will probably be the highest paid coach in the NFL

That would be a huge mistake for him. Like I said, he's exactly where he belongs right where he is.

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

With Harbaugh the 49ers would have won more and probably would have drafted better. Once the dissenter was shown the door things got much worse all around.
When did the league catch up to the offense?

Seriously? When the other team knew our plays better than our own guys i'd say the league caught up to us.

The man was brought in to improve the offense and be a QB whisperer and the offense and QB got worse with time.

I don't want to take over this thread with this stuff I just find the idea that Harbaugh was irreplaceable to be a fairy tale.

Originally posted by genus49:

Seriously? When the other team knew our plays better than our own guys i'd say the league caught up to us.

The man was brought in to improve the offense and be a QB whisperer and the offense and QB got worse with time.

I don't want to take over this thread with this stuff I just find the idea that Harbaugh was irreplaceable to be a fairy tale.

Originally posted by VDSF:
He doesn't look too excited, Seemed like he was forced to make that video lol

HOUSTON — Gary Kubiak doesn't do idle.

The 23-year NFL coaching veteran has been retired for all of a month and for most of that time has been back in Houston, his hometown and the host of Super Bowl LI.

The place is familiar — although spruced up for the week-long festival — and will always be so.

His routine, not so much.

"I want to work," he told The Denver Post on Wednesday. "I still get up every day at 4:30 and I want something to do. Lately I've been getting on my tractor and messing around the farm."

"My next stop is not going to be coaching, and I'm kind of excited about that because there are a lot of things about the game that I've always loved. I love evaluating, I love the draft, I love evaluating players and doing those types of things. I had some really interesting conversations with some colleges. So we'll see."

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
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Harbaugh would be more in demand than anyone we have hired since he was pushed out.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

HOUSTON — Gary Kubiak doesn't do idle.

The 23-year NFL coaching veteran has been retired for all of a month and for most of that time has been back in Houston, his hometown and the host of Super Bowl LI.

The place is familiar — although spruced up for the week-long festival — and will always be so.

His routine, not so much.

"I want to work," he told The Denver Post on Wednesday. "I still get up every day at 4:30 and I want something to do. Lately I've been getting on my tractor and messing around the farm."

"My next stop is not going to be coaching, and I'm kind of excited about that because there are a lot of things about the game that I've always loved. I love evaluating, I love the draft, I love evaluating players and doing those types of things. I had some really interesting conversations with some colleges. So we'll see."

Pick up the phone and give him a call John. A guy with that much experience, a former NFL QB and long time OC and HC, looking to branch out into personnel work, could be interesting.

Originally posted by AUniner:
Get it done. He'd be great in a quality control type of role.

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

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Harbaugh would be more in demand than anyone we have hired since he was pushed out.

Steve Spurrier was once the highest paid NFL coach.

Originally posted by pd24:

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
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Harbaugh would be more in demand than anyone we have hired since he was pushed out.

Steve Spurrier was once the highest paid NFL coach.

Context. Spurrier was never a good NFL coach

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by pd24:

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

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Harbaugh would be more in demand than anyone we have hired since he was pushed out.

Steve Spurrier was once the highest paid NFL coach.

Context. Spurrier was never a good NFL coach

Harbaugh wont have Willis, Bowman & the Smith Bros when he comes back to the NFL. He did some great things here but it was all contingent on having a top D.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by AUniner:
Get it done. He'd be great in a quality control type of role.

I think you missed the whole part where he wants to do something other than coaching.