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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Only they could take that embarrassing response and twist it into something they think is noble and makes them look better than other people.
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He wants to jump before the at least 5-year show cause from the NCAA comes out in a few months, and the NCAA asks the NFL to also honor it. The NCAA should make the request to the NFL now, so he can't be like Pete Carroll.
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The NFL has pretty much said they're going to ignore anything the NCAA does. So he has plenty of time to take an NFL job.
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The NFL literally said the exact opposite of this.
NFL likely won't be safe harbor for Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh from potential NCAA discipline
NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero report that Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh likely would not be able to avoid any potential NCAA suspension
www.nfl.com
"The NFL is unlikely to make itself a safe harbor for Harbaugh to escape what could be substantial NCAA discipline, league sources say, raising the strong possibility Harbaugh would need to serve some or all of any possible suspension he could face in college if he returns to the pros."
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So they said it sideways?The NFL laterally said the exact opposite of this.
NFL likely won't be safe harbor for Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh from potential NCAA discipline
NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero report that Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh likely would not be able to avoid any potential NCAA suspension
"The NFL is unlikely to make itself a safe harbor for Harbaugh to escape what could be substantial NCAA discipline, league sources say, raising the strong possibility Harbaugh would need to serve some or all of any possible suspension he could face in college if he returns to the pros."
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The NFL laterally said the exact opposite of this.
NFL likely won't be safe harbor for Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh from potential NCAA discipline
NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero report that Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh likely would not be able to avoid any potential NCAA suspension
"The NFL is unlikely to make itself a safe harbor for Harbaugh to escape what could be substantial NCAA discipline, league sources say, raising the strong possibility Harbaugh would need to serve some or all of any possible suspension he could face in college if he returns to the pros."
If the NFL wanted him they would have taken him in any one of the last few off seasons he has spent offering to suck dick for a job.
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Agree.
I have a friend who thinks the NFL will take him... I just don't see it. They didn't take him BEFORE all this...why would they now?
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
True. He's such front office poison that they ran him off after 3 championship game appearances in a row. You have to be pretty toxic to get run with that kind of success. Fucking Ray Lewis was a first ballot hall of famer, and he literally murdered somebody.
That being said, with as many as 9 jobs open, I think this might be the year that somebody is desperate enough to take a chance for some immediate success and then ditch him down the road. The problem is the interview process. I think he's such a raging egomaniac that he can't even fake the part where he admits to the problems in SF and lies about changing and learning from his mistakes.
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https://www.si.com/nfl/2023/11/30/jim-harbaugh-connected-nfl-coaching-jobs-bears-panthers-reportThe NFL literally said the exact opposite of this.
NFL likely won't be safe harbor for Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh from potential NCAA discipline
NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero report that Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh likely would not be able to avoid any potential NCAA suspension
"The NFL is unlikely to make itself a safe harbor for Harbaugh to escape what could be substantial NCAA discipline, league sources say, raising the strong possibility Harbaugh would need to serve some or all of any possible suspension he could face in college if he returns to the pros."
That's an old article. The Bears and Panthers Re seriously looking. And when week 17 ends, there will be more. The notion that he hasn't gotten a job previously doesn't matter. And not many of those new hires have even made a SB. I'm not a fan of the guy but he's won and I can see him bolting for the NFL
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Well, it's his only hope, that's for sure. You're making essentially the same argument my buddy makes... hey, you may well be right, I've seen GMs draft enough guys who can't actually play football that well, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit if some team took the bait (I always do concede the Raiders can't be counted on not to do something stupid)... I just don't see it myself.. no one wanted him before this baggage, I don't see how it helps now.
I didn't see anything in your link saying the NFL wouldn't enforce a suspension issued by the NCAA, just that he has potential suitors...
Also this from that SI article... (not directed towards you, pnuts) "...dominant nine-year reign..." Dominant? Reign?
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Yes, but there were also years that no NFL team wanted Urban Meyer because he was considered just a college coach. Many NFL GMs were proven correct after Jax, but he still eventually got a chance when many thought it'd never happen.Well, it's his only hope, that's for sure. You're making essentially the same argument my buddy makes... hey, you may well be right, I've seen GMs draft enough guys who can't actually play football that well, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit if some team took the bait (I always do concede the Raiders can't be counted on not to do something stupid)... I just don't see it myself.. no one wanted him before this baggage, I don't see how it helps now.
I didn't see anything in your link saying the NFL wouldn't enforce a suspension issued by the NCAA, just that he has potential suitors...
Also this from that SI article... (not directed towards you, pnuts) "...dominant nine-year reign..." Dominant? Reign?
Well Hairball has actually seen success in the NFL
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