Jim Harbaugh might want to keep an eye on the NFL head coaching hot-seat list.
Jim Harbaugh could be plotting an NFL return amid potential NCAA sanctioning, college football writers are speculating.“Everything we’ve seen about this suggests [a possible NFL return] … He’s flirted with the NFL two seasons in a row. Clearly, that’s a challenge he would like to try again,” Staples said.
On3.com’s Andy Staples believes Jim Harbaugh might be ready to return to the NFL amid the NCAA’s investigation of the Michigan football program.“Now, given what they’ve been doing, he could probably build something up like this again, but yeah, could he just say, ‘Look, I’m going to the NFL after this, and I’m not dealing with any of this crap.'”
Harbaugh, 59, coached the 49ers from 2011-14, reaching the Super Bowl at the conclusion of the 2012 season before losing to his older brother, John Harbaugh, who has been head coach of the Ravens since 2008.
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