In a surprising turn of events, NFL teams are reportedly unconcerned about the ongoing NCAA investigation into the University of Michigan football team as it pertains to head coach Jim Harbaugh's potential return to the professional league. Despite initial interest in learning more about the investigation, recent developments indicate that the inquiry is unlikely to hinder Harbaugh's path back to the NFL.

According to NFL insider Jay Glazer, who shared his insights on Fox, teams have made it clear that regardless of whatever arises from the NCAA investigation, it will not impact their evaluation of Harbaugh as a potential head coach in the league. This news comes as a relief for Harbaugh and his supporters who are keen on his NFL comeback.

Harbaugh, who was suspended for the final three games of the regular season by the Big Ten, faces allegations of his involvement in an illegal off-campus scouting and signal-stealing operation. Former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions, who was allegedly leading the operation, ended up resigning amidst the investigation.

The scandal gained further momentum when it was revealed that Stalions had purchased tickets for himself and others to Big Ten games, as well as games involving other potential Michigan opponents. This raised questions about the integrity and fairness of the team's practices.

It is important to note that the investigation uncovered evidence of a Michigan booster contributing to the scandal financially. Additionally, linebackers coach Chris Partridge was implicated in an attempted cover-up of evidence, ultimately resulting in his termination from the team.

Despite these damaging revelations, NFL teams appear to be undeterred by the scandal. While details regarding the specific reasons for their indifference remain undisclosed, it is evident that Harbaugh's track record, coaching experience, and overall reputation hold more weight in the eyes of potential employers.

Harbaugh's potential return to the NFL has been a subject of speculation in recent months. After enjoying a successful stint as head coach of the San Francisco 49ers from 2011 to 2014, leading the team to a Super Bowl appearance, Harbaugh departed for his alma mater, the University of Michigan, where he has been at the helm since 2015.

With expectations high, Harbaugh's tenure at Michigan has been met with a mix of success and criticism. While he has consistently achieved winning records and revived the program's competitiveness, the inability to secure a Big Ten championship or a spot in the College Football Playoff has led to some scrutiny.

As the NCAA investigation looms over Harbaugh and the Michigan football program, it remains to be seen what potential consequences may arise. However, one thing is clear: NFL teams are willing to overlook the investigation's findings and are ready to welcome Harbaugh with open arms if he decides to make his highly anticipated return to the professional league.