[aeneas1]

Like I asked elsewhere, is Harbaugh allowed to even talk to a NFL team right now?

the way i understand it is the nfl has no prob with it, there aren't any rules that prohibit it (as with talking to other nfl coaches during the season), and i can't imagine that an ncaa contract would dictate what a coach could or couldn't do in terms of future plans, but i'm sure there's professional courtesy involved, whether or not a college coach wishes to honor it or not may be up to him, but a college paying a hc big bucks might not appreciate him entertaining other offers.

[BuiltRamTough]

ED just started following Harbaugh on Twitter.

[Elvis]

Vinny and ED pushing Harbaugh big time on 570.

And BTW, don't get on Eric Dickerson's bad side...

[aeneas1]

Vinny and ED pushing Harbaugh big time on 570.

And BTW, don't get on Eric Dickerson's bad side...

well this is all e.d.'s doing, right?

[St. Loser Fan]

I agree with you on both these points.

I would take this histrionics to be contending for a title. Is there any fan who wouldnt?

The problem I fear with Harbaugh is flaming out after two or three seasons and leaving a rotting carcass behind like he did in San Francisco. Can he coach in the huge media market like LA without flipping out? I feel he's better in an insulated environment like Ann Arbor.

[rams74]

I agree with you on both these points.

I would take this histrionics to be contending for a title. Is there any fan who wouldnt?

Count me in on the "hating Harbaugh with the fire of 1000 suns" part.
As for your "contending for a title" question, what I understand from things I've heard is that his schtick wears people out, and pretty quickly. From Harbaugh's side of things, though, he has a tendency to not want to stay in one place very long, anyway, so sometimes he leaves of his own accord at about the same time that people are ready to see him go. In terms of the Rams, I think all this means is that even if he's hired, I wouldn't expect this relationship to last very long.

[Elvis]

[St. Loser Fan]

Count me in on the "hating Harbaugh with the fire of 1000 suns" part.
As for your "contending for a title" question, what I understand from things I've heard is that his schtick wears people out, and pretty quickly. From Harbaugh's side of things, though, he has a tendency to not want to stay in one place very long, anyway, so sometimes he leaves of his own accord at about the same time that people are ready to see him go. In terms of the Rams, I think all this means is that even if he's hired, I wouldn't expect this relationship to last very long.

Do we really want Harbaugh doing one of his patented self-implosions the first year at Inglewood? Then again he could be coaching the LA Rams to a Super Bowl that year. It's that uncertainty that makes me really wary of him.

[BuiltRamTough]

[St. Loser Fan]

https://twitter.com/timkawakami/status/808441478959677441

Harbaugh is already getting $$$$$ at Michigan.

http://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2016/08/17/michigan-jim-harbaugh-contract/88910306/

That effectively means Harbaugh is scheduled to get $9 million in basic pay for his current contract year, which runs from Jan. 11, 2016 through Jan. 10, 2017.

Stan would have to pay Harbaugh more than Sean Payton, Pete Carroll or Bill Bellicheat.
https://www.boydsbets.com/highest-paid-coaches-nfl/#