After last year's handshake seen round' the NFL, San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh and Detroit Lions Jim Schwartz decided to bury the hatchet before their Sunday Night Football week two affair.
Check out Harbaugh and Schwartz shaking hands prior to the start of the game:
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September 15, 2012
Getty ImagesDuring Week 6 of last season, one of the most bizarre things happened when coaches Jim Harbaugh and Jim Schwartz got in a scuffle over a handshake after the San Francisco 49ers handed the Detroit Lions their first loss of the season.Las Vegas is looking to make the most of that event as the two coaches meet again this Sunday for a rematch.According to Associated Press...
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September 17, 2012
The coaches handshake went considerably smoother this time, but the animosity between the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers hasnt subsided.
49ers coach Jim Harbaugh and offensive lineman Joe Staley reportedly both had derogatory comments about the Lions.
Lions coach Jim Schwartz is taking the high road this time.
You win the game, you say whatever you want, Schwartz said Monday...
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September 17, 2012
Jim Schwartz and Jim Harbaugh cordially shook hands before Sunday's Detroit Lions-San Francisco 49ers game Continue reading →
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September 18, 2012
Ezra Shaw/Getty ImagesVeteran wide receiver Randy Moss is used to being the go-to-guy, like on most of the organizations he has played for.Those times when Moss hasn’t been the man have usually led to uninspired play or blow-ups between himself and whoever.San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh says he doesn’t have one main guy on his team, and he told the San Francisco...
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September 17, 2012
Before the opening kickoff Sunday night at Candlestick Park, head coaches Jim Harbaugh and Jim Schwartz met on the gridiron for first time since 49ers' (2-0) 25-19 comeback win in Motor City over the Lions' (1-1) week six last season.There was no cheek-kiss, no high-five, not even a fist-bump between the two.That was the plan. It was a cordial, light-hearted handshake...
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September 17, 2012
The handshake provided no fanfare. The coaches, John Harbaugh and Jim Shwartz, provided pleasantries and exited the field.The general result of San Francisco’s 27-19 win surprised no one. Yet, the dismantling of the Lions staggered a few.The 49ers claimed supremacy of the NFL by wrecking two of the most prolific offenses in the league during consecutive weeks (surprise?). Here’s...
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September 17, 2012
It was Jim Harbaugh who got the better end of the handshake once again.
An inspired defensive effort combined with undisciplined play by Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions added up to a 27-19 win in favor of San Francisco.
The Lions made a late comeback to make the score interesting, but this game was controlled by the 49ers from start to finish. San Francisco jumped out to...
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September 18, 2012
Randy Moss has always been used to being the "Guy" but in San Francisco, he has been more of a role player.
In Sunday nights 27-19 win against the Lions, Moss had one catch for 14 yards, is Moss happy with a part time role?
Moss, who hasnt addressed the media since Sept. 5, four days before the season opener, hasnt fielded those questions, but Jim Harbaugh did...
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September 16, 2012
This one could have gone either way, as both teams were somewhat equally abused by the replacement refs who rarely had a clue...But the bottom line is: Eagles 24, Ravens 23...Here's guest writer Joe Platania's account:"Joe Flacco and John Harbaugh lived out author Thomas Wolfe's vision Sunday in Philadelphia, and they're none too pleased about it."...
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September 18, 2012
Detroit Lions cornerback Drayton Florence suffered a broken arm during Sunday night’s loss to the 49ers.
Lions head coach Jim Schwartz says he “potentially could” miss a significant portion of the season.
“He got some preliminary (X-rays done) at the stadium,” Schwartz said. “He’s going to have some more stuff. It doesn’t look real good, but we’ll see.”
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September 18, 2012
NFL Warnes Coaches About ‘Bullying’ Replacement Refs -
A few week ago a replacement official picked up a flag for pass interference after the official was berated by a head coach. Though there’s no evidence that any official changed their mind on a call over the reaction from a coach, the league didn’t like the reactions of some of the coaches to some of the officials. Jay...
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