Jim Harbaugh Will be at AFC Championship Game To Support Brother John

It’s reported that both Harbaugh brothers will be present at today’s AFC Championship game.

According to The MMQB’s Albert Breer, the recently appointed Chargers coach, Jim Harbaugh, is still intending to attend the game at M&T Bank Stadium to support his brother, John, in his quest for a second Super Bowl appearance.

Jim previously attended the Ravens’ divisional round game against the Texans while he was still the head coach at Michigan.

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New Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh is indeed planning to attend tomorrow's AFC title game in Baltimore, I'm told, to support his brother John. He made it to last week's game too, and John was at CFP title game to see Jim.

(No word on whether or not Jim'll be wearing Ravens gear.)

— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 27, 2024

Now, representing the Chargers in a new era, it remains to be seen if he’ll don any purple and black Baltimore gear, similar to John supporting him during the Wolverines’ national championship.

The brothers’ father, Jack Harbaugh, was also present for last week’s playoff round, and it’s likely he’ll be there for today’s title game at 3 PM.

The broadcast of today’s game will be on CBS with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo. Jim’s presence could serve as the motivation the Ravens need.