US EditionJim Harbaugh predicts brother John will return to NFL coaching soon but he hopes it's in the NFC
John Harbaugh, fired after 18 seasons with the Ravens, is expected to secure a new NFL head coaching role amid seven open positions, Jim Harbaugh said.
- On Jan. 7, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh said he has spoken to John Harbaugh and expects he will be a head coach next year, not joining the Chargers coaching staff.
- On Tuesday, the Baltimore Ravens announced John’s firing after 18 seasons following an 8-9 finish and missing the playoffs in the 2025 season.
- John Harbaugh, former Baltimore Ravens head coach, went 193-124 including postseason, reached 12 playoffs, and won Super Bowl 47.
- With seven head-coaching jobs open across AFC and NFC, Jim Harbaugh said `We'll be playing against him in some form or fashion` and hopes John lands in the NFC.
- Jim said he was surprised by Steve Bisciotti’s decision, called John Harbaugh `the best coach I know`, and noted support from Tony Dungy as John prepares with `an enthusiasm unknown to mankind`.
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Jim Harbaugh predicts brother John will return to NFL coaching soon but he hopes it's in the NFC
Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh believes his brother John will soon return to coaching. John Harbaugh was fired as coach of the Baltimore Ravens after 18...
Jim Harbaugh knows where he wants his brother John to coach next
Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh reacts during organized team activities at the Hoag Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Jim Harbaugh is not worried about whether brother John will find a new head coaching job. His primary worry appears to be where it will be. The Los Angeles Chargers coach was asked Wednesday about the Baltimore Ravens’ decision to fire John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. Jim Harbaugh predicted t…
Jim Harbaugh predicts brother John will return to NFL coaching soon but he hopes it’s in the NFC
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — The NFL is down one Harbaugh in its coaching ranks, although Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh doesn’t expect his older brother to be out of a job for long. “He’ll be a head coach next year,” Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday. “We’ll be playing against him in some form or fashion.” John Harbaugh was fired as coach of the Baltimore Ravens a day earlier after 18 seasons that included a Super Bowl championship in which he …
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