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Jim Harbaugh Thread - HC Chargers
Oct 30, 2013 at 6:27 AM
- ninerjok
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I accidentally discovered a remarkable stat from an Arizona sports blog. Jim Harbaugh has reached 30 reg. season wins in 40 games. Only three other coaches have done it faster. George Seifert was the quickest at 36 games followed by Chuck Knox and Ted Marchibroda. Say what you will but JH can coach his ass off.
Oct 30, 2013 at 6:48 AM
- Joecool
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He deserves to be pissed when a ref Effs up. JH works his ass off to prepare his team and for a lousy call to mess that prep up, he should be pissed.
Oct 30, 2013 at 8:01 AM
- cciowa
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he makes my angry when he refuses to deal with what is a obvious problem area. kicker last year,, kick and punt return this year
Oct 30, 2013 at 8:50 AM
- fropwns
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[ Edited by fropwns on Oct 30, 2013 at 8:51 AM ]
Nov 4, 2013 at 11:41 PM
- SnakePlissken
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Look at all those gifs above... while listening to this:
Nov 5, 2013 at 3:17 AM
- kujon11
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cant believe this guy has as much time as he does to raise his kids. i remember when singletary wouldnt stay a minute later
Nov 7, 2013 at 12:46 AM
- frankie
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Originally posted by ninerjok:I accidentally discovered a remarkable stat from an Arizona sports blog. Jim Harbaugh has reached 30 reg. season wins in 40 games. Only three other coaches have done it faster. George Seifert was the quickest at 36 games followed by Chuck Knox and Ted Marchibroda. Say what you will but JH can coach his ass off.
A very awesome feat and yet great testiment to harbaugh, staff, and team!
Who's got it better then us?
Goniners
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:20 PM
- pasodoc9er
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Last I looked, Jim Harbaugh was HC. Well, how other coaches coach underneath him directly affects JH. And Roman is killing coach H. JH called plays for 14 yrs in the NFL. He was a successful HC at Stanford. He is a successful coach here against the weak sister teams, not the elites. His OC is killing his chances for another shot at the SB, and he allows roman to stay. Hey coach, you fired alex in midseason...how about doing the same for roman? He needs to return to college where he excelled. Here he can only coach well against weak sister teams. Do yourself and us fans a favor and let roman go. LET ROMAN GO.
As for not using the passing game the last 5 games when you obviously knew kap was lousy under pressure while attempting to pass, the last 5 games were the place to have worked on that. Shame on you for not working on kap's passing while we beat up weak teams. You knew your stud QB was lousy under pressure, yet you failed to drill him on it against weaker teams. I know you are a great coach....but what you have not done the last 5 weeks, brings incompetence to mind. It must be a gut shock to find out Kap is terrible in passing when subjected to pressure. I agree. It IS a gut shock. Looks great, acts great, but isn't. Unless he is playing a weak sister team. So help him out coach. Coach him to throw quick 1-3 steppers when he is getting mauled by the DL. Roman obviously doesn't get that but I know you do. C'mon, Coach, let roman go. LET ROMAN GO.
As for not using the passing game the last 5 games when you obviously knew kap was lousy under pressure while attempting to pass, the last 5 games were the place to have worked on that. Shame on you for not working on kap's passing while we beat up weak teams. You knew your stud QB was lousy under pressure, yet you failed to drill him on it against weaker teams. I know you are a great coach....but what you have not done the last 5 weeks, brings incompetence to mind. It must be a gut shock to find out Kap is terrible in passing when subjected to pressure. I agree. It IS a gut shock. Looks great, acts great, but isn't. Unless he is playing a weak sister team. So help him out coach. Coach him to throw quick 1-3 steppers when he is getting mauled by the DL. Roman obviously doesn't get that but I know you do. C'mon, Coach, let roman go. LET ROMAN GO.
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:22 PM
- SofaKing
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Roman is calling plays in accordance with Harbaugh's offensive philosophy. Not sure if this is the solution, unless Harbaugh is better at calling the right plays in certain situations. But the overall scheme will not change.
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:27 PM
- Phoenix49ers
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Originally posted by SofaKing:
Roman is calling plays in accordance with Harbaugh's offensive philosophy. Not sure if this is the solution, unless Harbaugh is better at calling the right plays in certain situations. But the overall scheme will not change.
I don't mind being a run first offense, that part is fine and obviously plays to this teams strength but the situational playcalling is HORRENDOUS. When it comes to taking advantage of a defense's weaknesses, the playcalling is HORRENDOUS. When it comes to forcing a defense to adapt to you rather than vice-versa, the playcalling is HORRENDOUS. Once VD went out, I knew that was pretty much it for Roman, he's not creative enough to figure things out when the team has the advantage on offense, let alone when they need to rely on guys not named Vernon or Boldin.
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:46 PM
- jonesadrian
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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
I don't mind being a run first offense, that part is fine and obviously plays to this teams strength but the situational playcalling is HORRENDOUS. When it comes to taking advantage of a defense's weaknesses, the playcalling is HORRENDOUS. When it comes to forcing a defense to adapt to you rather than vice-versa, the playcalling is HORRENDOUS. Once VD went out, I knew that was pretty much it for Roman, he's not creative enough to figure things out when the team has the advantage on offense, let alone when they need to rely on guys not named Vernon or Boldin.
horrible not an nfl caliber coordinator. he could be a run coordinator. sure. but not really because gore was averaging 5 yards per clip against the panthers front 7 and decided it wasn't a good idea to keep going with that. gotta love it
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:51 PM
- IdahoNiner
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Harbaugh and roman need to kick each other in the nuts for sucking at game plans and situational play calling. Then they need to go up and kick Baalkie in the nuts for not trading for Gordon, or another serviceable WR. Then they all need to go and kick Kap in the nuts for putting up worse passing number than Alex Smith did in his first NFL start.
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:56 PM
- threelittlebirds
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No thanks. I would prefer that the guy calling the plays actually has experience doing that job. Harbs has shown to be a good headcoach, he has never shown to be an offensive coordinator.
Roman is just calling the game according to Harbaugh's wishes and reflecting their lack of confidence in Kap. Who can blame them?? He has rarely executed a gameplan this season. So many draws and screen passes on 3rd down because Kap is more likely to turn the ball over than convert a 1st down. There is no way around it, Kap is playing awful this year. I still think he can be elite in the future because he has the physical skills to do it and as a fan I'm hoping that the mental part of the game will catch up to him and surpass his physical abilities... just like it did with Steve Young. Last year it seemed like he would reach that point by 2014... now it is looking like that might not happen until 2016 if it happens at all.
Kap is reminding me of the 2005-2007 Smith, Alex didn't even start playing good football until 2009 but it didn't really matter because he doesn't have the physical ability... plus his version of good football is just don't force bad passes, dump off often, and rely on your teammates.
Coaching isn't the problem... Kap's play is the problem. He is struggling and the offense, the 32nd ranked passing offense, reflects how poorly our QB is playing. I'd only argue that maybe Roman and Harbaugh have to face reality and start making things ridiculously simple for Kap... go Alex Smith on his butt and start calling short safe throws instead of these long passes. They seem to be in denial of how piss poor he is playing.
Roman is just calling the game according to Harbaugh's wishes and reflecting their lack of confidence in Kap. Who can blame them?? He has rarely executed a gameplan this season. So many draws and screen passes on 3rd down because Kap is more likely to turn the ball over than convert a 1st down. There is no way around it, Kap is playing awful this year. I still think he can be elite in the future because he has the physical skills to do it and as a fan I'm hoping that the mental part of the game will catch up to him and surpass his physical abilities... just like it did with Steve Young. Last year it seemed like he would reach that point by 2014... now it is looking like that might not happen until 2016 if it happens at all.
Kap is reminding me of the 2005-2007 Smith, Alex didn't even start playing good football until 2009 but it didn't really matter because he doesn't have the physical ability... plus his version of good football is just don't force bad passes, dump off often, and rely on your teammates.
Coaching isn't the problem... Kap's play is the problem. He is struggling and the offense, the 32nd ranked passing offense, reflects how poorly our QB is playing. I'd only argue that maybe Roman and Harbaugh have to face reality and start making things ridiculously simple for Kap... go Alex Smith on his butt and start calling short safe throws instead of these long passes. They seem to be in denial of how piss poor he is playing.
Nov 10, 2013 at 9:19 PM
- jonesadrian
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the game turned when we didn't go for it on 4th and 1 at the goal line imo.
in the past few weeks there has been no hesitation on his part to do it believing in the teams capabilities to get it.
he didn't believe in the team today. he didn't believe that gore could get 1 yard and then follow that up with a touchdown
and it cost us dearly
in the past few weeks there has been no hesitation on his part to do it believing in the teams capabilities to get it.
he didn't believe in the team today. he didn't believe that gore could get 1 yard and then follow that up with a touchdown
and it cost us dearly
Nov 10, 2013 at 9:26 PM
- eonblue
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Originally posted by jonesadrian:the game turned when we didn't go for it on 4th and 1 at the goal line imo.
in the past few weeks there has been no hesitation on his part to do it believing in the teams capabilities to get it.
he didn't believe in the team today. he didn't believe that gore could get 1 yard and then follow that up with a touchdown
and it cost us dearly
Seriously dredging up old threads to deflect blame from kaep with your ridiculous ponderings?