San Francisco 49ers: Jim Harbaugh, Jeff Fisher Top Team's Coach Wishlist

The San Francisco 49ers, who have finished their 2010 regular season, are already targeting two people for their head coach opening: Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh and Titans head coach Jeff Fisher.

According to SI.com's Peter King, Jim Harbaugh is indeed the leading candidate for the opening of the 49ers job. If that falls through, Jeff Fisher won't be jobless for long in the event he does leave Tennessee.

Harbaugh has been speculated to be the next popular college coach that could jump to the pros. He's young, inspiring and brings a lot of traits similar to his brother John, coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

The 49ers will also be looking for a new quarterback. If John Harbaugh becomes the head coach of the 49ers, it could be a part of the plan to draft standout prospect Andrew Luck.

Jeff Fisher is another interesting candidate as well. Fisher is likely to move on from Tennessee if owner Bud Adams does not want to part ways with Vince Young.

Fisher brings a veteran coach with plenty of experience, and if given a solid quarterback to work with his scheme should make the 49ers an instant playoff contender.

This is the beginning of much speculation for all of the head coaching jobs out there. Look for the 49ers and many other jobs to be filled within the next few weeks.

Matt Miselis is an NFL Featured Columnist for BleacherReport.com.

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