If Ross Doesn't Go After Harbaugh Sell The Team To Beal

[Fin-Loco]

Good point. We don't know if Ross is going after him or not but if he doesn't then I agree with the take in this story. It's about bringing the best HC in. Ross pays most of Harbaugh's salary at Michigan. I think something can still happen on this front.

https://dolphinstalk.com/2022/01/if...im-harbaugh-then-sell-the-team-to-bruce-beal/

 

[Fin-Loco]

Is Ross still recovering from looking like an @ss for the last time he went after Harbaugh? To me, if Harbaugh is going to leave anyway why not bring him here?

 

[SF Dolphin Fan]

Is anyone happy about the Vance Joseph rumors,?

That Harbaugh and Pederson aren't being discussed is confusing. Perhaps that is happening behind the scenes?

Daboll and McDaniel are at least interesting.

 

[1972forever]

Ross would never sell the team to Beal at this time if he thought Beal would go after Harbaugh. Ross cares far more about the University of Michigan than he does the Dolphins.

As much as I would love to see Harbaugh as the next Dolphin HC, I realize it’s not going to happen. So like everyone else on here, I’ll just wait to see who they hire so they fire him in a few years.

 

[Fin-Loco]

Is anyone happy about the Vance Joseph rumors,?

That Harbaugh and Pederson aren't being discussed is confusing. Perhaps that is happening behind the scenes?

Daboll and McDaniel are at least interesting.

Why would they be discussed? Neither are in the NFL so we wouldn't hear about them unless the team decides to share the info.

 

[TheLaughingGod]

These fan articles are absolutely awful.

 

[SF Dolphin Fan]

Why would they be discussed? Neither are in the NFL so we wouldn't hear about them unless the team decides to share the info.

I get that. But if Miami is interested in Harbaugh or Peterson we'd start hearing about it by now.

 

[circumstances]

he has already said he wouldn't take harbagger away from michigan.

another team has to show interest, and harbagger needs to seem willing to leave to that other team before moneybags ross can intervene.

 

[DZimmer000]

If we hire Joseph….Can we all agree that it would be time to finally fire Grier? Or are there actually going to be guys that still defend him?

 

[FinSolari]

If we hire Joseph….Can we all agree that it would be time to finally fire Grier? Or are there actually going to be guys that still defend him?

It’ll be time to get our pitchforks out and protest to have Grier fired.

 

[Highzenga]

I agree with the article. Harbaugh is the home run hire. The rest of the candidates are best suited as coordinators and would fail as head coaches IMO.

 

[thenewloon]

he has already said he wouldn't take harbagger away from michigan.

another team has to show interest, and harbagger needs to seem willing to leave to that other team before moneybags ross can intervene.

Yeah kind of a problem the owner cares more about where he went to college a thousand years ago than the team he currently owns

 

[juniorseau55]

I don't think it matters if Ross owns a winning, or a losing team. Selling the team isn't going to get any wins, or losses. The next guy can bring the same mediocre people, or bring candidates that look good on paper but flop later. We keep
bringing people with no head coaching experience here, and we keep experimenting. I mean if Grier can become slightly more efficient with establishing a team that can win at least one playoff game then that would be an improvement, but so far he's part of the problem as well. With that said, if you can look at our team and say we are as good as the rams, or the bills then the next thing I am going to ask you is where you are stashing your weed at because I am about to steal that good stash. We are not as good as those teams even from a personnel stand point, and much less of a coaching standpoint.

 

[1972forever]

Yeah kind of a problem the owner cares more about where he went to college a thousand years ago than the team he currently owns

He has never made it a secret that his first love is the University of Michigan. He merely owns the Dolphins because he’s a billionaire and he can afford to own a football team.
To him, the Dolphins are just another one of his businesses. The University of Michigan is where he had the greatest years of his life.

 

[1972forever]

I don't think it matters if Ross owns a winning, or a losing team. Selling the team isn't going to get any wins, or losses. The next guy can bring the same mediocre people, or bring candidates that look good on paper but flop later. We keep
bringing people with no head coaching experience here, and we keep experimenting. I mean if Grier can become slightly more efficient with establishing a team that can win at least one playoff game then that would be an improvement, but so far he's part of the problem as well. With that said, if you can look at our team and say we are as good as the rams, or the bills then the next thing I am going to ask you is where you are stashing your weed at because I am about to steal that good stash. We are not as good as those teams even from a personnel stand point, and much less of a coaching standpoint.

My weed is on the coffee table because I have a medical marijuana card and I don’t have to hide it. Good luck finding out where I live so you can steal it.