Jim Harbaugh, Michigan coach, faces rumors of returning to the NFL after the current season.
It's a recurring theme for NFL teams to express interest in Harbaugh, who previously considered leaving two seasons ago.
Harbaugh interviewed with the Vikings in a previous offseason but chose to continue coaching at Michigan.
Michigan is set to play for the national championship, potentially fulfilling one of Harbaugh's career goals.
Harbaugh may encounter a tumultuous 2024 season with ongoing NCAA investigations and potential roster turnover.
Several NFL teams, including the Chargers and Raiders, are reportedly looking into hiring Harbaugh for the 2024 season.
Harbaugh, not bound by playoff restrictions, can engage with NFL teams earlier than current NFL assistant coaches.
Hiring agent Don Yee suggests Harbaugh's interest in exploring NFL opportunities, possibly with the Raiders.
The link between Harbaugh and the Chargers, especially with quarterback Justin Herbert, has gained momentum.
Michigan has offered Harbaugh a substantial 10-year, $125 million extension, with a clause restricting NFL job considerations for 2024.
Harbaugh has not yet accepted the extension, reportedly due to a clause preventing him from pursuing NFL jobs beyond the 2024 offseason.
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