John Harbaugh Explains Why Jim Harbaugh Would Be Successful NFL Coach If He Leaves Michigan
Jim Harbaugh’s future with the Michigan Wolverines remains uncertain amid interest from the NFL, as myriad teams look to fill their current coaching vacancies.
John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, recently discussed the prospect of his brother joining the NFL as a head coach on The Adam Schefter Podcast.
John emphasized Jim’s exceptional team-building skills while expressing his opinion that his brother would make a successful NFL coach.
John remarked, “I think he’s the best team builder in football right now.” “No one is a better team builder. He is skilled at assembling everything from top to bottom. He is skilled at empowering others and including them into the process.
A return to the NFL in 2024 would mark Jim’s second stint in the pros, having previously been the coach of
the 49ers of San Francisco from 2011 to 2014. John was confident in his brother’s ability to build a championship club, even after he had spent ten years away of the game.
“You cannot act that way. It is impossible to fake. And it is one aspect of Jim. He’s real, he’s true,” John continued.
In his first interview of the current cycle, Harbaugh spoke with the Los Angeles Chargers, who cut their player Brandon Staley during the season.
Naturally, Michigan will entice him to stay in Ann Arbor, but his brother is confident that Jim would have a lot to offer the NFL if he were to leave the team after its national title win.
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