BillsPhan Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 I think his ego is getting so big that he would never go to a team (no matter how much $$) without a top 10 QB in place. My $$ is on him staying at Stanford and working some package deal with a team that brings him and Luck in 2012. Good for him I suppose but he is starting to bug me..... Wrong. It's not worth looking up, but both Alex's combined have to rate around number......32 in the NFL, but Jim Harbaugh took the money from SanFran, ego be damned.
BuffaloBaumer Posted January 8, 2011 Author Posted January 8, 2011 (edited) Wrong. It's not worth looking up, but both Alex's combined have to rate around number......32 in the NFL, but Jim Harbaugh took the money from SanFran, ego be damned. Trust me, I am VERY glad to be wrong on this one. First, he is in the NFC, second, he is going to a team with ZERO QB. Now let's see if Niners go 0-16 on purpose..... Edited January 8, 2011 by BuffaloBaumer
TAinLack. Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 (edited) Yeah, I'm wondering that too. Apparently, just because the media has tagged him as a hot ticket, the guy is full of himself. Meanwhile, it would not surprise me that he says zero to the media and stays at Stanford. I have lost some respect for Jim Harbaugh over the last couple of days, he had no business talking to Miami with Sporano still there! Also, being a Michigan alumni, not a even a conversation with the Wolverines..., some "Michigan Man"???!!! Edited January 8, 2011 by TAinLA
RealityCheck Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 I think his ego is getting so big that he would never go to a team (no matter how much $$) without a top 10 QB in place. My $$ is on him staying at Stanford and working some package deal with a team that brings him and Luck in 2012. Good for him I suppose but he is starting to bug me..... It seems that everyone on this board, myself included, is convinced that WE need a top 10 QB in place to win a Super Bowl. Yet somehow you expect a popular college coach to ignore that reality. I've never heard of a Hall of Fame Coach who did not also have a Hall of Fame QB. If a coach has the burning desire to win, why ignore a teams chances of getting the right talent to win?
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