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Like the slow disappearance of the arctic ice - Redrum - 09-24-2011
Harbaugh's magic spell is melting in the desert of NFL scrutiny and losses.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/09/24/SPUS1L84RA.DTL
Re: Like the slow disappearance of the arctic ice - OutsiderFan - 09-24-2011
This is a hilarious column. First of all, the Niners are pretty close to being 2-0. Second, If anyone is paying attention (which clearly Lynch isn't), Harbaugh has Andrew Luck as his QB at Stanford, a guy that sees the field really well and he executes superb play fakes. Third, he had a really good Offensive Line.Â
Football is cyclical. Right now the flavor of the time is pass oriented offenses. Trust me, if Harbaugh starts having success running the offense he ran at Stanford, other teams will copy it. All he needs is a QB that can play the way he wants and a good OL. He's got pretty got pretty good TEs.
Re: Like the slow disappearance of the arctic ice - washingtonismoney - 09-24-2011
Harbaugh never had to deal with this kind of scrutiny until his teams got good. Critical difference.