Also, while I didn't necessarily want Harbaugh to stick around I have heard some decent arguments as to why this is OK. For one, this is an unusual move that either hasn't ever been done, or is so rare that it's hard to find an example -- that being a coach who did have some success, didn't reach the point where we want to be, but instead of firing them outright and starting over, was given another chance with a downgraded contract. We'll have to see how it plays out but I don't hate the move entirely. As I've said, there is an argument for waiting this out patience and consistency. Harbaugh basically has one shot now to get the right coaches around him to fix things. And unless you can be confident there's a coach you can hire who will do better, I think this is actually the right move. We've had some bad seasons but I think our ultimate problem is being compared to Ohio State.