Originally posted by LeProfessionnel:
Originally posted by BillRing49:
Originally posted by LeProfessionnel:
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Originally posted by AlexCat49er:
lol Shanahan has already lost as many regular season games as Harbaugh did his entire first year here. Our last 3 coaches, including Shanahan, have not won as many games as Harbaugh did in his worst season COMBINED. Yet, everyone seems to hate Harbaugh here. Makes no sense.
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Harbaugh walked into a great situation roster wise. Why do people not see that?
Because they're stupid.
The facts are that he took a team that was 6-10 the year before and hadn't been to the playoffs in 9 years and took them to 3 straight NFC Championships and a SuperBowl. He went 8-8 the year he was fired during the season. After he left, the team went 5-11 then 2-14 and now 0-3. Results are what matter. The rest is just speculation and opinion.
The facts? Our 2010 roster was full of talent. The 2016 roster was not. Denying this is dumb.
In retrospect it was full of talent. When Harbaugh took over, there was no one who thought he could take that roster to the NFC Championship. People picked against us all year. That is what made the wins so sweet. Whether the roster was talented or not, they didn't win before and they had a losing culture. It takes more than talent to win. Turning around a losing culture usually takes time. With Harbaugh, it is pretty much instantaneous. Just look at Stanford. Supposedly no one could win at Stanford, academic standards were too high, etc. Michigan was turned around year 1. Denying the record of that man is dumb.
[ Edited by BillRing49 on Sep 22, 2017 at 4:45 PM ]