Jim and John are influenced by Jack and Jack is “old school”. What is “old school” you ask?
Football is a violent sport played by men with both anger and athleticism. The object is to advance the ball on one side and deliver punishment for doing so on the other. With rare exceptions the winning side was more physical, had better preparation, made better in-game adjustments and less mistakes than the loser. Those that continue to lose have inferior personnel and leadership. The Harbaugh family tree is about toughness, preparation, instincts and belief. If these guys were in a different conference we’d likely see a Championship Harbowl Superbowl at the end of each season.
I think there’s a very good chance we see the Harbaugh Bowl in the Divisional Playoffs next weekend. I agree that philosophically, these teams are built very similar. The Chargers need to keep adding weapons around Herbert at receiver and TE, though, IMO, to be able to survive the Lamar/Mahomes/Burrow gauntlet in the AFC over the next 5-10 years. But, they’re coming …
Jim and John are influenced by Jack and Jack is “old school”. What is “old school” you ask?
Football is a violent sport played by men with both anger and athleticism. The object is to advance the ball on one side and deliver punishment for doing so on the other. With rare exceptions the winning side was more physical, had better preparation, made better in-game adjustments and less mistakes than the loser. Those that continue to lose have inferior personnel and leadership. The Harbaugh family tree is about toughness, preparation, instincts and belief. If these guys were in a different conference we’d likely see a Championship Harbowl Superbowl at the end of each season.
I think there’s a very good chance we see the Harbaugh Bowl in the Divisional Playoffs next weekend. I agree that philosophically, these teams are built very similar. The Chargers need to keep adding weapons around Herbert at receiver and TE, though, IMO, to be able to survive the Lamar/Mahomes/Burrow gauntlet in the AFC over the next 5-10 years. But, they’re coming …