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Morbius

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12. I think John Harbaugh should consider a year off.

Reply to milestogo (Original post)

Sun Jan 11, 2026, 08:14 PM

Sunday

No attractive jobs right now. The Packers might let Lefleur go; their new team President said in June he doesn't like lame duck contracts and Lefleur has one year left on his contract. He's a very good coach, but the new guy might want his own coach. That might be a pretty good fit for Harbaugh; a relatively stable organization and lots of talent on both sides of the ball.

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Sources: John Harbaugh out as Ravens coach after playoff miss [View all] milestogo Jan 6 OP

Wow! mikewv Jan 6 #1

Especially when they only missed the playoffs by a field goal. milestogo Jan 6 #2

Agree (nm) mikewv Jan 6 #3

Same Delarage Jan 6 #10

He won't be unemployed very long. cloudbase Jan 6 #4

The curse of the Terrible Towel stikes again! Wiz Imp Jan 6 #5

That's stunning to me and a very subtle signal JMCKUSICK Jan 6 #6

So I guess the Giants have their new head coach tishaLA Jan 6 #7

Here's an interesting possibility: lastlib Jan 6 #8

I remember when Jim Harbaugh played for the Chicago Bears. milestogo Jan 6 #9

Why would Harbaugh want to coach for a terribly run organization when he can probably have his pick of jobs? Wiz Imp Jan 6 #11

I think John Harbaugh should consider a year off. Morbius Sunday #12