Out of Luck

[Dewey 5]

Originally Posted by Puck

I doubt that would happen but who knows. Pep is not a HC IMO. But he certainly knows how to run Harbaugh offense

Who knows? Just thinking Harbaugh is getting him ready for the job if he eventually leaves.

I think Pagano may have lost this team & the longer he is here the deeper in the ditch they will get. Harbaugh probably isn't leaving but Pagano has to go & go fast.

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by Dewey 5

Who knows? Just thinking Harbaugh is getting him ready for the job if he eventually leaves.

I think Pagano may have lost this team & the longer he is here the deeper in the ditch they will get. Harbaugh probably isn't leaving but Pagano has to go & go fast.

Why would Harbaugh leave a cush job where he is happy, the fans love him, and can easily compete year in and year out to come to this shit show in Indy? Makes no sense that he would want to put himself in a worse situation when he can be successful for however long he wants until he retires.

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by JesusChrist

Why would Harbaugh leave a cush job where he is happy, the fans love him, and can easily compete year in and year out to come to this shit show in Indy? Makes no sense that he would want to put himself in a worse situation when he can be successful for however long he wants until he retires.

Exactly. He's also making $9 million this year. Zero chance he'd come to the Colts.

[FatDT]

Originally Posted by JesusChrist

Why would Harbaugh leave a cush job where he is happy, the fans love him, and can easily compete year in and year out to come to this shit show in Indy? Makes no sense that he would want to put himself in a worse situation when he can be successful for however long he wants until he retires.

I am not saying he will come here. But some people like that kind of challenge. It's basically what he did in SF. He turned a shit show franchise into a SB contender, fast, without a franchise QB and with arguably the worst owner in the league. If he stays I think it'll be because he loves being the HC of
the school he graduated from, not because it's easy.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by FatDT

I am not saying he will come here. But some people like that kind of challenge. It's basically what he did in SF. He turned a shit show franchise into a SB contender, fast, without a franchise QB and with arguably the worst owner in the league. If he stays I think it'll be because he loves being the HC of
the school he graduated from, not because it's easy.

I would think he stays in MI. Seems like he has the run of the place, turned the program around, makes bank etc. Plus since he tends to wear on people it seems like college is best suited for him since he only gets the players for a few years and constantly gets a new crop coming in.

Ego would be the only reason I think he would come here (and if Luck is the QB)

[sherck]

I think that Toub, the Special Teams coach for KC, the next Colts Head Coach.

Rumor is that Ballard wanted him this season and that Ballard believes that he is ready to be a HC and Irsay wanted Clappy McWoodChopper to have another shot.

I have no idea why Harbaugh would want to leave Michigan. It is his dream job.

Walk Worthy,

[DrSpaceman]

Originally Posted by sherck

I think that Toub, the Special Teams coach for KC, the next Colts Head Coach.

Rumor is that Ballard wanted him this season and that Ballard believes that he is ready to be a HC and Irsay wanted Clappy McWoodChopper to have another shot.

I have no idea why Harbaugh would want to leave Michigan. It is his dream job.

Walk Worthy,

Harbaugh would leave Michigan to try and win a SB, if he so chooses.

I think Harbaugh is a more NFL rather than college based coach and while he may love Michigan, I do think he will go back to the NFL

Probably not anytime soon, I would be shocked if 10 years from now he is still at Michigan.

He was in the NFL and had success with a franchise that has otherwise been dismal in the last 15 years prior, almost won a SB with them. he left and they were immediately bad again, still are.

This is not like the other top college coaches that have tried the NFL and failed before, then end up back at the college level.

as for the COlts, I would take about anyone over Pagano right now.