Jim Harbaugh: Sweet Boy.

Chilly never gave the Vikes an opportunity to lose the Super bowl.

I know, but I could see it go down in a similar fashion. He was a hot coaching candidate and at first got a lot of praise. Then eventually he lost the team because of poor decisions as well as his true colors as a buffoon shone. I could see Harbaugh eventually having the same thing, only his players not taking him seriously because of his tantrums. The super-tough approach as a leader only works for so long before the underlings revolt.

Gosh, maybe it's just me but I see not one single similarity between those two.

Rex Ryan 2.0, look how far his act has taken him....early success now his team is in shambles.

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Originally posted by chickenboy:
Gosh, maybe it's just me but I see not one single similarity between those two.

Excellent. This thread is right on topic then.

The dude is unstable. His meltdowns epic.

He's a good coach.



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On this date in 2002, Brett Favre matched an NFL playoff record-high six interceptions en route to a 45-17 loss to the Rams.

That's the face of a man with a "clumsy" wife who falls down a lot of stairs and runs into a lot of doors.

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He's a good coach.



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On this date in 2002, Brett Favre matched an NFL playoff record-high six interceptions en route to a 45-17 loss to the Rams.

What's sad is that I was making excuses for Favre back then. In retrospect that might have been the worst QB performance in playoff history.

That poor man. I think he must have a toothache or something of that nature.

He could end up being out of coaching within five years. Heart attack or his players get tired of the act.

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He's a good coach.

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that's friggin' hilarious.

I don't recall ever seeing John Harbaugh completely lose it like that. If the Niners lose this game, Jim's head might explode on national tv.

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Originally posted by Fandame:
He could end up being out of coaching within five years. Heart attack or his players get tired of the act.

IIRC I think he did miss some time earlier this year for a heart condition.

Anybody know what he was reacting to? I missed most of the game... didn't see that live.

They overturned his challenge about Atl WR Douglas dropping a pass.

Good coach. All he does is win with his teams. Can't complain about the track record (or is it jealousy??).

it's like he planned it out. like it was choreographed.

"okay, if this thing stands...i'm gonna let my upper half go limp and do a head bash followed by a powerful foot stomp."

I just wish there was a wider angle shot of that so you could see the bigger picture. The full effect is a bit lost with the camera bouncing around and not being able to see the reaction of the people around him.

Has anyone in the media asked him about that tantrum since sunday? It HAS to be asked. I would be for sending Jason Wilde to their lockeroom to ask him about it.

The should call unsportsmanlike conduct on the coach when he does crap like that. The referees need to wear spit guards when they are around him.

My thoughts exactly. A player would not get away with that. Well, maybe Peyton Manning.

GOOD QUESTION. "Peter, how does 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh NOT get nailed with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty when he went ballistic next to two game officials after losing the challenge on the Harry Douglas catch? I guarantee if that happens in a basketball game, Harbaugh gets assessed with at least one technical foul -- and maybe a second with an ejection to go with it. Can you shed any light as to why a flag wasn't thrown on his reaction to the result of the review?''

-- Randall Allen, Fruita, Colo.

I think there should have been a flag. I agree with you. The NFL stresses to officials that they should allow coaches to rant and to express disapproval, but I did think that was over the top.

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