The Harbaugh who actually gets it

I liked this passage from the Yahoo story ...

There isn't a pattern forming. It's already formed.

 

Yeah, Ray McDonald, he's pretty much gonna be out there. And Jim Harbaugh is not all too excited about answering why.

"Due process." I think Jim Harbaugh might be oop.

http://www.mercurynews.com/tim-kawakami/ci_26460578/kawakami-heated-give-and-take-49ers-jim-harbaugh

 

All NFL coaches are terrible people. Except Marc Trestman. He seems nice.

 

LOVED this part. He has the "I'm the smartest guy in the room" bullshit in overdrive here ...

Yeah, this is the Harbaugh who actually gets it.

And to think I felt badly for Harbaugh when Wanny benched him for Peter Tom Willis with the Bears still in playoff contention in 1993.

 

Duh.

/MN

 

But Rice did not even go to trial and get found guilty of assault. So, John believes in due process also.

 

Ray McDonald is playing on Sunday.

http://blog.sfgate.com/49ers/2014/09/05/jim-harbaugh-ray-mcdonald-will-play-sunday/

 

I don't.

What I think is that he answered the question like a professional, not a fucking idiot like his brother did.

 

Police were called to Ray McDonald's house in May. Nobody's sayin' nothin' about why.

http://www.sacbee.com/2014/09/08/6689069/police-were-called-to-ray-mcdonalds.html

 

The key info was at the end of the article. He played pretty well against Dallas.

 

But not as well as Chris Culliver, who scored the opening touchdown on a fumble recovery. It was a good thing his hands were unencumbered by the brass knuckles he was using to threaten another driver after an accident in March.

Due process, yo.

 

So, you can be the person "who actually gets it" by answering a question like a professional, not necessarily by doing the right thing. OK. I actually get it now. Thanks.