The drama surrounding Michigan football's offseason is far from over as head coach Jim Harbaugh seems to be considering a return to the professional ranks. After interviewing with the Los Angeles Chargers last week, Harbaugh has reportedly conducted two more interviews, this time with the Atlanta Falcons.

The Falcons, who were initially pursuing former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, have shown a keen interest in Harbaugh. Sources indicate that the Spanos-owned Chargers are also highly interested in him, as he is believed to be near the top of their list of potential candidates. In fact, Harbaugh is set to meet with the Chargers for a second time this week, suggesting that he remains a strong contender for their head-coaching job.

While it was initially rumored that Harbaugh's move to the Chargers was close to being a done deal, the prolonged period of discussions and interviews has cast doubt on that notion. It is now unclear how close both parties are to reaching an agreement.

However, it is important to note that Harbaugh's departure from Michigan is contingent on an actual offer from an NFL team and his subsequent acceptance of that offer. Without a concrete offer and agreement in place, his potential move remains uncertain.

Fans and followers of both Michigan football and the NFL will have to wait and see how this unfolding saga plays out. As the talks continue, the anticipation grows, leaving everyone to buckle up and brace themselves. Until a firm decision is reached, the future of Jim Harbaugh's coaching career remains up in the air.