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No doubt. If someone offers a crazy package like that, they need to consider.

It will make a difference with him having personnel control. He would be the one making that decision. If can't see him waiting until after the draft to accept a job.

I think they are on a good path to make that happen. Add 2 first round picks and the players added with FA money available. If Harbaugh comes in and revamps the entire team, it may be longer.

That's fair. I just disagree that he will be that for any appriciable length of time and not throw the team into chaos for the next couple of years.

I don't think it will be the same case if they keep the same personnel people in place. They have their vision and have been building it for a couple of years. Of course the new QB will struggle but if the rest of the team is changing as well, they whole team will be chaos and no consistency around the QB.

I don't disagree with focusing on the lines. That's always my priority. I just think he will want too much change and the team will go back to square one again.

That's fair. I think that Poles has shown good promise over the last couple of years. I don't think the organizational structure of one person controlling everything will be effective for any length of time in the NFL today. The Bears will start over while he revamps the roster to what he wants. And I don't think the team needs that right now.

I'm not familiar enough with the players but any package that has one of the best position players and one of the best pitching prospects is acceptable.

It's not just the coaching staff, it's the stripping the GM of power as well. If he would only take coaching responsibility it may be worth it but from reports he wants GM personnel power too.

If nothing else it would really help the OF defense if his hit tool takes time to develop when he gets to the MLB level.

Agreed. I think Eberflus as shown good improvement as a HC. He has had issues but all coaches do especially early on. The OC in the other hand is always an interesting debate. How much of the ay calling was him vs. Eberflus dictating how he wants the game plan. How much of the play calling was dictated by the porous OL and the lack of protection. It didn't seem to be a smooth operation though.

I don't blame Harbaugh at all for trying to get what he can. I just don't the the fit here with the current situation. That why I think the Chargers are the best fit with them having fired everyone.

And restarting the whole organization again with Harbaugh in charge of everything is going make them great? I know I'm in the minority but I think it's the players that make teams win or lose. Coaches can get more out of players but it's ultimately on the players. I'm not a fan of singular people having control.

I'm sure they explored it. I just don't think that with the positive way the organization is heading they will change the entire organizational structure for him. So far Poles looks like he is doing pretty well so why change everything again.

Hopefully, either one of the teams break soon and include one of those top prospects.

You're right really interesting info. Thanks.

I don't think Warren would change the power structure for Harbaugh either. He had to deal with him as head of the Big 10.

I don't think this one is about money. He is going to want GM control and I don't think Poles will give it up.

Fans of 80% of all sports teams think this about their owners. Just read the lovely discussion with the Baltimore wackos.

I've got family in Denver. I wouldn't mind letting them suffer some more. ?

Just as with most reports, I think it's the chargers where he can run the show. I don't think Poles will give up power in Chicago.

This is probably a guy who complained they didn't throw the ball down field enough earlier.

We'll yeah, they should take that but it's probably not realistic to move up from 3.

For my question, it's for anyone. A true franchise QB should make that big leap like hurts and Allan did no later than year 2 and 3. There is some acclimation to the NFL game.

A franchise QB can make up for a lot of problems.