We’ll see if new Bears GM Ryan Poles widens the head coach search.
. “I mean, the guy’s一 look what he's done in the NFL. And I don't know why it's quiet, though. And like Kap says, I hear a little bit with the Raiders. But why the Bears never really brought him in or zoomed him or whatever they're doing, I have no idea. No idea.”that the Bears had reached out to Harbaugh for a brief phone call at some point this offseason.
There have been indications that Harbaugh will remain in the college game too. He recently hired Notre Dame defensive line coach Mike Elston to join his Wolverines staff. He’s also been spotted out on the recruiting trail as recently as last week. The thinking is, Harbaugh wouldn’t ask a coach to uproot his family and his life, or visit with incoming NCAA athletes, if Harbaugh was seriously considering a move to the NFL.
Harbaugh has led the Wolverines since 2015 and has a 61-24 record over his seven seasons with the team. He’s also gone 1-5 in bowl games.
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