Fc Jimmy to the Raiders??

[s1uggo72]

Though Charlie Weis said his buddies said the Giants
From profootballtalk.com


Bruce Feldman of TheAthletic.com reports that “multiple sources inside Michigan football” believe that, if Harbaugh is offered the Raiders job, he’d take it. In contrast, Vic Tafur of TheAthletic.com suggests that the Raiders aren’t as interested in Harbaugh as perhaps Harbaugh wants the Raiders to be.

The reality, as we understand it, is that Harbaugh generally has interest in an NFL return, to the right situation. He’s 58, and he wants to win a Super Bowl. With 25 percent of the league (and perhaps more) looking for a new coach, Harbaugh isn’t restricted to the Raiders. Any of the teams looking for a coach could do a lot worse than a guy who immediately turned a 6-10 49ers team into a contender, and who went 44-19-1 in four seasons in San Francisco.

 

[psu31trap]

I thought Rich Bisaccia did a very good job. That team played their hearts out against Cincy and came very close to tying the game but they ran out of time.

 

[DandyDonII]

I thought Rich Bisaccia did a very good job. That team played their hearts out against Cincy and came very close to tying the game but they ran out of time.

He did do a nice job. However, how often does signing the interim guy work out in the long run?

 

[Bkmtnittany1]

I thought Rich Bisaccia did a very good job. That team played their hearts out against Cincy and came very close to tying the game but they ran out of time.

An inadvertent whistle did not help as well

 

[WDLion]

He did do a nice job. However, how often does signing the interim guy work out in the long run?

About as often as a new coach working out in the long term.

 

[PSUJam]

Though Charlie Weis said his buddies said the Giants
From profootballtalk.com


Bruce Feldman of TheAthletic.com reports that “multiple sources inside Michigan football” believe that, if Harbaugh is offered the Raiders job, he’d take it. In contrast, Vic Tafur of TheAthletic.com suggests that the Raiders aren’t as interested in Harbaugh as perhaps Harbaugh wants the Raiders to be.

The reality, as we understand it, is that Harbaugh generally has interest in an NFL return, to the right situation. He’s 58, and he wants to win a Super Bowl. With 25 percent of the league (and perhaps more) looking for a new coach, Harbaugh isn’t restricted to the Raiders. Any of the teams looking for a coach could do a lot worse than a guy who immediately turned a 6-10 49ers team into a contender, and who went 44-19-1 in four seasons in San Francisco.

 

[LB99]

He did do a nice job. However, how often does signing the interim guy work out in the long run?

It’s the Raiders. They don’t exactly have a reputation of doing well hiring the “non interim” guy either. I say give him the chance. He earned it.

 

[WestSideLion]

I heard an interesting insight on the nfl network this morning. Under the revised Rooney Rule, a team with a designated “interim head coach” must openly interview candidates before hiring the interim coach permanently.

Regardless, the Raiders will appear to talk to different people about he job. It’s hard to know what to read into that.

 

[JoeBot409]

Damn. Wrong Jimmy.