Rams Fans United - Los Angeles Rams Fan Discussion Forum

St. Loser Fan wrote: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.

I don't want him. (But I wouldn't mind winning a Super Bowl.)

It's hard to argue with the success that Harbaugh's had and I wouldn't mind him as the Rams coach. I would worry that his shtick would wear thin but if he gets the team into the playoffs and beyond? I don't imagine he's any worse personality/controlling wise as BB in NE. Winning will make all of the personality stuff inconsequential.

Elvis wrote:https://twitter.com/AllbrightNFL/status/808443208183250946

I'm not doubting Harbaugh's name isn't on a white board in Demoff's office. But to think there have been multi level secret negotiations and a signed contract to coach the Rams in 2017 is foolish.

Jim Harbaugh probably doesn't even know Trump is president elect or Christmas is in 13 days. The only thing he knows is Michigan is playing Florida State at the Orange Bowl. That's it.

This isn't meant as a knock, but an honest question: is all this yearning for Harbaugh because of the division familiarity and he did what he did in San Francisco? If Harbaugh had the exact same run he had, except it was with the Bears, the Colts or another team, would most of LA be pining away for him as much?

St. Loser Fan wrote:This isn't meant as a knock, but an honest question: is all this yearning for Harbaugh because of the division familiarity and he did what he did in San Francisco? If Harbaugh had the exact same run he had, except it was with the Bears, the Colts or another team, would most of LA be pining away for him as much?

Yes, he got an under performing team to play great and have a run of SB's and NFC Championship games. He looks to be the guy who would light a fire under this team.