Don’t forget, these idiots come from the same stock as the idiots who will stick a microphone in the face of someone who’s just lost a child and ask “How does it feel?”

And think about it: these are sports reporters. How is “Share with us what you did last night” a reasonable question? Shouldn’t they be talking about football? About what went wrong? About how it happened? About what might have been done differently? About how the team plans to move forward? Instead of “what did you do last night?” or “how do you feel?”

And as for mainstream media people accusing others of an “inability to be self-critical”: that has more than a little of the pot-kettle flavor to it.

He might be is a prick, but if you (or anyone) asked me how I felt after we lost to the Niners… I’d look at you like you were an idiot and ask you “how the f*** do you think I feel?”

They (all media) ask overly obvious questions about overly personal issues so they can get a soundbite to over-analyze the next day on TV and tair the person down even more – aka kick a man while he’s down.

I have ZERO sympathy for the scumbags in the media (and their producers who push them to do it), and no coach/player should be judged by their words towards them.

On the other hand… how coaches act towards other coaches… especially ones they just beat or ones that are longer tenured and have more winning experience than they do… that’s what shows your character, or lack thereof.

his brother John seems to be different. It really irked me, after that Schwartz incident, when he attributed the whole thing to the fact that he shook Schwartz’s hand too hard. Hos interview was childish. No, that wasn’t it it wasn’t the handsahake- it was the attitude and lack of sportsmanship. Just like after the Saints game he had an attitude with Payton.

And as far as the media, these coaches should be thanful to the media. Without them, no one in the world would know who Harbaugh or any other coach is and would know nothing about them and they wouldn’t make a tenth of the money they make.

That sould be in the NFL rulebook. NO! I’m kidding.

But, this is how he comes off. He’s insistent that it’s someone else’s fault that he can’t make himself go through the normal post game activities like shaking hands in a polite way, speaking to the media and answering dumb questions from people who ask these sorts of questions of all coaches not just those in California. It’s not a California thing but he wanted to mock Calfornia’s rep for being a “feely” place. Doesn’t apply here. Media behaves this way nationwide to all teams and all coaches.