I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

LaConfora said that the Raiders can beat any offer to Harbaugh. He also said that they offered double this amount to
Gruden and he turned it down.

He might have meant the total dollar amount was double, not the average per year. So maybe it was 100 million over 10 years.

So, Gruden could get 10 million per year to pour every minute of every day into trying to save a franchise that has gone out of its way to destroy itself at every turn, never see his family and be criticized at every single second.

Or, he can overwork the TV analyst job, spend probably only 50 hours a week at that, with 70-80 spare-time hours at home, and still probably make 2 mill. Still criticized, but not fighting 30 years of history.

I may be all in favor of the workaholic ideal, but that seems like a no brainer to stay in the booth

I am a big Michigan fan. Initially I didn't want them to chase him but the way the coaching
landscape is shaping up, I hope they convince him to go there. Between their program and
the Bears, this has been a very forgettable year of football in the T-Bone household.

I am a big Michigan fan.

Im pretty hammered right now.

Jim Harbaugh is almost assuredly leaving San Francisco -- a collapse against the San Diego Chargers Saturday night didn't help -- but where he will land is unclear. According to Fox Sports' Jay Glazer on Sunday, the Chicago Bears may be a front runner.

The Bears sit at 5-9 in head coach Marc Trestman's second season following their loss to the New Orleans Saints Monday night. The Bears' season has been marred by losses and locker room strife. Recently, offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer had to apologize to the team after leaking comments to reporters disparaging quarterback Jay Cutler.

Harbaugh could be a stabilizing presence in Chicago's locker room. He certainly has a proven track record of winning in the NFL. The Bears may have trouble luring him away from the University of Michigan, however. Glazer reported that Michigan has relayed its interest in Harbaugh, but Harbaugh has thus far demurred, telling the school, "You know, right now, I just don't know what I wanna do."

According to Glazer, Michigan will have its answer somewhere between 24 and 48 hours after the NFL regular season ends. If Harbaugh spurns his alma mater, Chicago could make sense as a destination.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

Until the yearly salary issue comes up. And I wonder if Emery will let him pick his own assistant coaches.

A few days ago I said thst I thought the Bears would go after Harbough. Or, maybe he is going after the Bears. Either way I expect the Bears to be in the Harbaugh sweepstakes.

Im pretty hammered right now.

UR so smart