>Those closer to the ground can correct me if wrong, but I'm
>hearing that management had an issue with such a high paid
>coaching staff (even though the fucking coaching staff WON
>games), and that they were trying to sabotage Harbaugh early
>on.

My understanding (I'm not remotely close to the ground though) is that they had a problem with the very large, high paid offensive staff which dramatically underperformed. Fangio had half the coaches Roman did and less cap money invested on his side of the ball.


> As an offensive
>coach, it SHOULD have improved. Kaep has shit he needs to
>work on but damn if he hasn't gotten worse the LONGER he's
>been in the system.

Yeah, this is the one indisputable mark against Harbaugh. Go back and watch Kap's very first game as a starter against Chicago. He looks like a different player in some ways. I know they must have given him really simple reads but his decision-making is much quicker and more decisive.

Now is promoting the QB coach who clearly had some hand in Kap's stagnant development the answer? Not sure about that. Time will tell.