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How One 'Leader of Men' Could Be Difficult for Bears to Land

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The article discusses the Chicago Bears' interest in hiring Jim Harbaugh as their head coach, highlighting the complexities involved in securing him. Harbaugh, currently the head coach at the University of Michigan, has a history of success both in college and the NFL, notably with the San Francisco 49ers where he led them to a Super Bowl. His potential move to the Bears is complicated by his current contract with Michigan, which includes a buyout clause, and his expressed desire to win a national championship with Michigan. Additionally, Harbaugh's coaching style and personality could either mesh well with the Bears' current roster and management or lead to friction, given his reputation for being demanding and sometimes contentious. The Bears' decision to pursue Harbaugh comes at a time when they are looking to turn around their performance, having struggled in recent seasons, and they see Harbaugh's leadership as a potential catalyst for change. However, his high salary demands and the need for a significant cultural shift within the team add layers of difficulty to this potential hiring.

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