Js wants this team back in the Superbowl. I don't think he cares how, just that it happens. If he leads this team as you're saying he'd be the next one out the door. Get good players and bad coaches is an instant recipe for disaster.
He inherited a team full of 1st round picks. A team ready to take off. He never drew up a single play on the chalkboard. He had Greg Roman and Vic Vangio calling the shots. He was a cheerleader who pissed off everyone around him. Contrary to popular belief many of the players didn't like him. Ask Richard Sherman about Jim and his time at Stanford.
In addition to Sherman, you can ask Doug Baldwin, too. He nearly quit football because of Harbaugh. When news broke of Harbaugh going to Michigan, Baldwin was asked for a reaction. He said all of the politically correct things then ended his statement with "go Buckeyes!"He (Harbaugh) inherited a team full of 1st round picks. A team ready to take off. He never drew up a single play on the chalkboard. He had Greg Roman and Vic Vangio calling the shots. He was a cheerleader who pissed off everyone around him. Contrary to popular belief many of the players didn't like him. Ask Richard Sherman about Jim and his time at Stanford.
Harbaugh became a distraction on the field as soon as the the first whistle blew. Officials couldn't stand the guy. You don't want the officials on your bad side.
I hope Seattle signs him tonight.
I coach and I've read The Art of War a handful of times. Had a bad season a few years ago and started contemplating which of my assistant coaches should be executed to set an example. Now I read "Keanu Reeves' Guide to Kindness: 50 Simple Ways to be Excellent" between Art of War readings to compensate. I figure the maximum number of Art of War reads for coaching candidates is 707.
QB is about all they have in addition to salary cap issues and the rest of the team is aging. Both the starting WRs have a cap hit of $30 million each with the team being $36 million over the cap. Charger job is overrated
Can you post the source on this? I want to see if I can go figure out why they're saying the number is $84 million. Sportrac seems to have all these things in consideration, along with Hebert's extension which has him at a sub $20 million hit in 2024.
Here ya go!
www.boltsfromtheblue.com
www.boltsfromtheblue.com
Thanks, dude.Here ya go!
How important is it for the Chargers to win now after restructuring so many contracts?
After Tom Telesco restructure Mack, Bosa, Williams, and Allen, his tenure with the team is likely tied to this season’s performance.
That one is from last spring, so here's a more current article:
Chargers: 2024 cap projections are out, and fell $14,000,000 short of estimates
The salary cap situation got a little more bleak for the Chargers this upcoming offseason
Once a path is determined, the Chargers will have shed over $40,000,000 in cap space, but will still need to clear another $27,000,000 million to fill their roster, sign their draft picks, and have an in-season budget. This also doesn’t include the performance escalators for Asante Samuel Jr and Joshua Palmer, which Tau837 covered in his excellent FanPost going over the salary cap situation as it stood at the bye week.
The players you mentioned are certainly Pro Bowl caliber, or at least they were at one time, but you have to keep in mind that this is a roster that just got through going 5-12 and have won one playoff game in the past 10 years. When you factor in the salary cap decisions they're going to have to make, this isn't a very attractive situation to come into. It's certainly not like the situation Harbaugh walked into when he took over the Niners in 2011.
One more piece of the puzzle falls into place. I really want Bill B to take that Atlanta job. The icing on the cake would be the Commanders going with someone other than Johnson or MacDonald.
Best news I've heard in a while! For multiple reasons.
