Harbaugh going to Michigan?
 

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12...sportscenterFB

Multiple NFL and Michigan sources had said for weeks that 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh was not expected to wind up at Michigan, but in recent days at least one person familiar with his thinking said he was at least "considering it."

According to multiple reports, Michigan has made a six-year, $49 million offer to Harbaugh. The offer was earlier reported by CBS5 in Arizona.

The annual average pay of $8.17 million would make Harbaugh the highest-paid college football coach, surpassing Alabama's Nick Saban by more than $1.21 million.

Another person close to the process said that while it was possible Harbaugh could wind up at Michigan, "it was not likely."

Asked why he was considering it now, but hadn't been previously, one person said now that the 49ers are out of the playoffs, it was possible for Harbaugh to at least consider the offer.

I wouldn't let my kids bet money on it.

No. He'll stay in the NFL. But I hope I'm wrong. B1G needs him.

I think that is more than any coach in the NFL is currently making.
What I can find shows Sean Payton is the highest paid HC in the league at $7.6M per year with Reid and Belichick tied for 2cd at $7.5M per year.

Not when the Raiders phins and jets are prepared to give him the key's to the kingdom.

Jesus.


****ing.


Christ.


That's a lot of money.

:thumb:

Yeah I think it is odd to even be entertaining a contract offer during the season. This very well could be used as leverage for those teams.

Harbaugh's always been a bit of a weirdo so you'll never know what he'll do, but this deal is too rich for anyone to pass up, (especially considering the circumstances).

He might wait for Al Davis' mongoloid son to up the ante.
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Now it's 49 mil I guess. Another thread on here said it was 48 mil.

Wow I didn't see it posted anywhere on the front page because it is not titled very good.

Al Davis look like that kid from problem child.

No, they don't. We already have Urban Meyer to deal with.

Then Ferentz wont have to worry about being the highest paid coach in the big 10 and not winning.

He would be beyond batshit crazy not to take this deal.

Not just for the money. For the situation. If he doesn't take this job, it's clear he's not wearing the pants in the relationship.