Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, expresses his emotions about Michigan
Jim Harbaugh has made a permanent mark to remember his unbeaten season with the Michigan Wolverines, as the new Los Angeles Chargers head coach celebrated by getting a commemorative tattoo.
During a sentimental return to Michigan to collect his championship rings, Harbaugh paid tribute to his former squad with some fresh ink following their national championship victory over Washington. Emblazoned on Harbaugh’s right arm is now the iconic Michigan “M” logo alongside the perfect 2023, 15-0 season record.
During a sentimental return to Michigan to collect his championship rings, Harbaugh paid tribute to his former squad with some fresh ink following their national championship victory over Washington. Emblazoned on Harbaugh’s right arm is now the iconic Michigan “M” logo alongside the perfect 2023, 15-0 season record.
“I’m impervious to pain,” Harbaugh quipped in a social media video. “Coach Harbaugh, he’s a man of his word,” praised running back Donovan Edwards.
“I’m impervious to pain,” Harbaugh quipped in a social media video. “Coach Harbaugh, he’s a man of his word,” praised running back Donovan Edwards.
As the Wolverines gear up for the 2024 season aiming to retain their national title, they face the challenge without Harbaugh at the helm, who has been succeeded by offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore. Additionally, star quarterback J.J. McCarthy will be absent, having entered the 2024 NFL Draft after leading Michigan to glory.
Though he now plays for the Chargers, Harbaugh still has a strong bond with Michigan, where he excelled as a player and coach before being selected 26th overall by the Chicago Bears in the 1987 draft. After almost ten years away, Harbaugh secured his NFL head coaching return earlier this year. His previous stint ended in 2014 with the San Francisco 49ers.
“My affection for Michigan endures since I played there and returned to coach there. I’ll be a devoted Wolverine for eternity,” Harbaugh declared in a release. “I’m remarkably fortunate to have been afforded the privilege of coaching at places where life’s journey has created strong personal connections for me.”
“From my time as my father, Jack,’s assistant coach at Western Kentucky, to my time as every opportunity he had, from working as an assistant with the Raiders to heading the programs at USD, Stanford, the 49ers, and Michigan, seemed significant and intimate.”
“The Spanos family was the most kind and welcoming to me during my time as a Chargers player. Returning here feels like coming home, and it’s wonderful that those sentiments haven’t altered.”
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