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https://fansided.com/2019/10/23/jim-harbaugh-nfl-rumors-leave-michigan/
If Jim Harbaugh is eyeing a way to leave Michigan to go back to the NFL, these five teams may be on his radar.
Four-and-a-half seasons in, it’s safe to safe to say Jim Harbaugh’s head coaching tenure at Michigan is not going as well as hoped. A loss to Penn State last Saturday dropped the Wolverines to 5-2 on the season, with Notre Dame coming to the Big House this coming Saturday.
What if Mike Trout was drafted #1?
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The Wolverines are all but sure to fall short of a Big Ten title this year, and even getting to nine wins might be a tough bargain with Maryland, Michigan State and Indiana between the Notre Dame game and the regular-season finale against Ohio State. Let’s mark three more wins, and an 8-4 mark heading into a bowl game.
Harbaugh is in no real danger of being fired by Michigan, and if he leaves anytime soon it’ll be on his own motivation. According to Football Scoop, Harbaugh’s representatives are trying to get their client back in the NFL. Harbaugh denied the report he’s pursuing an exit strategy in a letter he sent to parents of players and recruits.
Harbaugh, of course, coached in the NFL previously, with a 44-19-1 record over four seasons (2011-2014) with the San Francisco 49ers. In each of his first three seasons, the 49ers reached the NFC Championship Game, with one Super Bowl appearance.
The specter of a return to the NFL has occasionally lingered over Harbaugh’s tenure in Ann Arbor. If he wants to make a clean break from his alma mater after the season, under the idea he’d be leaving the program in better shape then he found it, it could save both sides a lot of anguish.
If Harbaugh really has his eye on a return to the NFL, these five teams could be on his radar.
If Jim Harbaugh is eyeing a way to leave Michigan to go back to the NFL, these five teams may be on his radar.
Four-and-a-half seasons in, it’s safe to safe to say Jim Harbaugh’s head coaching tenure at Michigan is not going as well as hoped. A loss to Penn State last Saturday dropped the Wolverines to 5-2 on the season, with Notre Dame coming to the Big House this coming Saturday.
What if Mike Trout was drafted #1?
Sponsored by Connatix
The Wolverines are all but sure to fall short of a Big Ten title this year, and even getting to nine wins might be a tough bargain with Maryland, Michigan State and Indiana between the Notre Dame game and the regular-season finale against Ohio State. Let’s mark three more wins, and an 8-4 mark heading into a bowl game.
Harbaugh is in no real danger of being fired by Michigan, and if he leaves anytime soon it’ll be on his own motivation. According to Football Scoop, Harbaugh’s representatives are trying to get their client back in the NFL. Harbaugh denied the report he’s pursuing an exit strategy in a letter he sent to parents of players and recruits.
Harbaugh, of course, coached in the NFL previously, with a 44-19-1 record over four seasons (2011-2014) with the San Francisco 49ers. In each of his first three seasons, the 49ers reached the NFC Championship Game, with one Super Bowl appearance.
The specter of a return to the NFL has occasionally lingered over Harbaugh’s tenure in Ann Arbor. If he wants to make a clean break from his alma mater after the season, under the idea he’d be leaving the program in better shape then he found it, it could save both sides a lot of anguish.
If Harbaugh really has his eye on a return to the NFL, these five teams could be on his radar.
