is it bad to cheer against Harbaugh in San Fran for him to miss the playoffs?

Why are you running a 3 yard route when you have 97 yards to go...

I don't get why they even play RGIII anymore. He's a turnover machine

Washington=/=good

for the two wild card spots at this point. The Lions have the easiest road, but then they are they Lions. SanFran and Seattle play twice in the next three weeks.

RGIII is terrible.

of Devin Gardner and Washington goes down in flames.

He won? Start panicking!!

It's only bad if we as a fan base come out and start making a big roar about wanting San Fran to lose games. This might rub Jim the wrong way. I can't imagine that it would make him feel good to hear such things. So let's keep it to ourselves even if some of us do feel that way. Just quietly root against San Fran, but don't make it a big deal in our blog discussions.

This could be another epic 49's collapse!  Please!!!  Let it be! 

For Denard's sake!  For Bo's sake!  Please let SF go down in flames again, inexplicably, against a poor Redskins team! 

Maybe not tank... but miss the playoffs? That would be nice.

I feel stupid but could someone give me a brief explanation as to why Harbaugh is so loathed in SF?

It's not my professional team and it was easy to cheer against them in the late 80s.  So why change things now?

Everyone quit cheering against harbaugh and get to the front page for Hackett interview.

I am rooting against San Fran only to the point they just miss the playoffs.  Some heartbreaking (lol) wins the past few weeks like beating NO in a game it looked like NO was going to win. 

It looks like Seattle has finally exited their post SB win funk so I expect loser of AZ/SEA to get 1 wild car spot.  Unfortunately you cannot rely on DET to do anything right in pro football so assuming GB wins the north, and then either PHI or DAL win the East.  So its basically going to be DET v loser of PHI/DAL v SF for that last WC spot.   SF is on a 3 game winning streak and DET a 2 game losing streak.  SF schedule firms up from here while DETs gets easier.

So I am more rooting for PHI, DAL, DET than rooting against SF but I wouldnt mind a fluky loss here or there to give breathing room.  Not that it will change "the decision" but allow for said decision to happen in first week of January one way or the other.

Harbaugh just does not look happy to be there..

Coaches like Harbaugh are great for college and bad for the pros.  They are perfect for college because they only have players for four or five years.  By the time a player really wants to hate Harbaugh, the player is a senior and is treated as a leader.  Once the player is an alum, he is treated like a friend and forgets that he ever felt like hating his coach.  

In the pros it manifests as "losing the locker room" after three, four or five years.  In college, it wouldn't be a problem.  Harbaugh's "abrasiveness" would be seen as part of his legend if he came back to his alma mater and started winning the occasional National Championship.

He just needs an AD who stays out of the way.

I've been doing it for two years.

If anyone heard the 49ers post game conference Harbaugh quoted a few lines of Bo's infamous speech. As soon as I heard it, I knew where it came from. The NFL talking heads did not catch. My lord, there is not a better fit for our problem. Give me Harbaugh or give me death.

I don't want SF to implode, but I'd like to see them go something like 9-7 to 11-5 and just barely miss the playoffs. But we'll need an answer from him as soon as possible, and obviously him going to the playoffs potentially derails any chances we have of getting him. At some point, we just need a coach, period, and we might not be able to afford waiting well into January for him to lose and then make a decision. I hope he coaches his last game with the 49ers on Dec. 28th, and then is standing at the podium at Schembechler Hall on New Year's Day, and proclaims to the Michigan faithful that "the losing stops now."

Please, football gods. Michigan has suffered enough. OSU got its football savior. MSU got theirs. We need ours.

The good news is they won't make the playoffs. The lions have 4 gimme games before losing the final game in Lambeau. GB may win out but I see a chance of losing one against Pats. The Eagles and Cowboys will each win 3 games each in their last 5 and will be at least 11 game winners. (From looking at their match ups left on their schedule) that means that in the NFC the West division will send one team to the playoffs. SF still has 2 match ups w Seattle and a game against Arizona left in their final 5 games and need to make up a 2 game disadvantage. Statistically they are already done. Pack your bags Harbaugh and just tell us already where you're going to coach next year!

He won't hear you.

I thought it was with ownership.  Look, the #1 reason we want him is that he is a winner and he knows how to transfer that concept to others. Something we have not seen for a very long time at M.  To hope for his team to lose is sort of like a really extreme case of power-braking.  There are probably less couth analogies I could raise here but I am trying to clean it up after my F-fest yesterday.

I want Harbs to  win everywhere he goes, including here. And, I hope SF's ownership is a big enough ASS CLOWN such that Harbs gives them the finger.  If we are hoping for him to somehow be a loser, so he can come here and be a winner, we are in trouble.  Hence my original point.

What are the odds the Bears fire Trestman?  That is the one NFL job I could see Harbaugh really wanting, because he seemed to look up to Ditka almost as much as Bo.

I would prefer to see Harbaugh coach us to the top, but I really just want to see Michigan win, regardless of the coach.