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No NFL coach did it better than Harbaugh

Feb 4, 2012 at 7:30 PM--


Who had it better among NFL head coaches in 2011 than Jim Harbaugh? Nobody, of course. After guiding the 49ers to a historic turnaround in his first season with the team, San Francisco's rookie leader was a landslide winner for NFL Coach of the Year honors.
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