Super Bowl XLVII

I've only dealt with Jim once and he was actually pretty nice. Not a jerk at all. Gave me a couple great anecdotes. It's clear he can be an ass, but I don't know that he is always.

John can be an ass too, but he can also be great.

Jack is nice to everyone.

I'm fascinated to see how they'll both handle everything.

 

Being an ass to people at times doesn't necessarily make one a bad person. Right?

 

Who's the bigger jerk? Jim Harbaugh, for throwing QB Alex Smith under the bus? Or John Harbaugh, for ditching OC Jim Caldwell in December?

 

I'm not sure why either move makes either man a "jerk" since it's extremely unlikely either man would have made it to the Super Bowl without those moves.

But if you really wish to parse your ridiculous question, it's pretty clear John Harbaugh had no choice and that the owner made him fire Cameron.

 

Good for the owner. Cameron was awful.

Also, Smith was just a victim of circumstances. That change would have come sooner rather than later. Luckily for the 49ers and their fans, it happened midseason. On a related note, does anyone think the 49ers rally from down 17 if Smith starts yesterday?

 

No, they don't rally from 17-0 with Smith at QB.

 

Vernon Davis's last few years have been pretty interesting.

Clark Haggans will be in his third Super Bowl for three different teams.

 

Crap. Wait, he at least won 1 with the Steelers, right? Otherwise its the Cubs jinx. Noooooo!

 

Firing Alex Smith as you QB is ideal, because it means you have a better option.

Firing Malcolm "Cam" Cameron as your offensive coordinator is an attempt to rectify the mistake of hiring him in the first place.

 

What is it with IU people who keep inexplicably getting hired? First Isiah, now Cameron.

 

I'm just curious, does Mark cheer for Kaep one half, and then against him for a half?

Or do things kind of cancel one another out and he feels fairly "meh" toward him for a full game?

 

Mark is unable to watch the games, per a recent ruling by The Man.