Jim and John Harbaugh coaching tree is sprouting

"Edit- also what a great pitch his trajectory is for us. "We hired this position coach, and got him to the NFL and in a HC spot by age 36 2 years later." 

Couldnt agree more IF the dude responsible for hiring him was still around.  Not sure Moore or the program itself can take credit for that one.

The simplest and most accurate thing would be to just call it the Jack Harbaugh coaching tree. 

I'll be your source that says they are, all of them, guy is in high demand and will definitely be leaving any day now with his whole staff and NIL dollars. Feel free to write a bunch of articles about 

Because "I don't know is on third base"...

Because the NFL can smell a loser from miles away.  They don't care about someone who can recruit high school kids.  They want proven, smart  X's and O;s guys who can also find really good assistant coaches.  Third Base is all about the mountain of money behind him and buying mercenaries.  

I'm sure you're being sarcastic, but I honestly had wondered that, at least previously (his star has fallen a bit the past year or two). If you had asked me ~2019-2021, I would have thought he and Lincoln Riley would be about the two most likely coaches to jump from college to the NFL, as they both fit the young, offensive minded mold the NFL seemed to be going to. I certainly feel like Day would have had a better case than a Kliff Kingsbury, etc...

Guys that do penguin dances with soft teams don’t coach in the NFL. 

Paying 34 year old Geno Smith 65M for the next two years or JJ (or another qb at 16) for 4 years and 16M total. NFL teams do love paying mediocre QBs a lot of money though.

I'm more worried about another potential competitor for our open DC spot, now Ravens guys can be DC in Seattle, Baltimore or here this year

I think some of it is just waiting till it's all official to make updates.  We know for instance that Newsom is offensive line coach and that's not reflected on the website.

I think in the long run it helps us have multiple NFL pipelines, but in the short term it means we are all competing for coaches at the same time.

I wouldn't count on a pipeline, but I see no reason that one (or multiple) couldn't possibly exist. Sherrone and McDonald might've gotten along really well during Mike's single year at Michigan. Mike could look back on that year and see the value of one of his people coaching in the minor league.

Orrrrrrr, since they are all branching out they will all have new understudies that we can hire who know their system. Think positively!

Having your lower level guys go get experience coordinating at a place that isn't actively trying to beat you knowing that you'll more than likely have to replace your own coordinators every 1-3 years seems like a solid plan to me.

I thought he was already going to LA with Jim Harbaugh?

When one Ravens coach is elevated or leaves then they hire someone low level and new to learn the system, I think that 3 different NFL teams running the system will just give us more candidates down the road. Hopefully Clink picked up the scheme and can coach it close to the same level, for the short term.

Wouldn't the Ravens have to permit something like that for guys who are under contract?

Knowing Schneider's tendencies, it will probably be Penix Jr. in the second round. 

I actually see far more Buckeyes desperately clinging to that narrative than MSU fans. I think its the only thing letting your average OSU fan sleep at night