NFL fans have paid close attention to what Jim Harbaugh has said about his former offensive coordinator, Sherrone Moore, after the coach was fired from the Michigan Wolverines football team. The program found credible evidence that Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, which later transcended into an arrest and a charge of third-degree home invasion.
Fresh off that big win, Harbaugh joined the “Dan Patrick Show,” where he revealed he has texted Moore after the recent happenings, but noted they haven’t talked on the phone since early December.
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“It’s a tragedy,” Harbaugh said. “I mean, it’s the worst days of his life. Keep it together and take care of your family. That’s the message. And getting spiritual guidance is really critical.”
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Fans had a lot to say about this, too, claiming that Jim Harbaugh was trying to cover something up with Moore.
“Telling him not to snitch,” one fan said.
“Getting their story straight,” another fan said.
“Dude was probably just making sure Moore didn’t intend to blow the whistle now that he has nothing else to lose. This f**lwad came in, destroyed this entire program, and then ran like a coward to the nfl to avoid further consequences. And their dumba** fan base still cheers for him,” another fan said.
The speculation didn’t stop there, with fans adding more theories.
“There’s no one more qualified to console a cheater,” one fan said.
“Sherrone Moore knows everything that went on in Ann Arbor His loyalty is important,” another fan said.
“Saving face so Sherrone don’t blow the whistle. Wonder if Michigan will indeed pay him and Warde hush money and both sign an NDA, ya know after the “investigation” is over,” another fan said.
Jim Harbaugh explained what he was “processing” last week
Dan Patrick asked Jim Harbaugh what he meant when he said he was “processing” the Sherrone Moore’s situation. The veteran coach said he was paying attention to the situation, but his main focus was on the Chargers and preparing for the Chiefs game.
“It’s a tragedy,” Harbaugh said as he struggled to find words to describe the situation. “Just praying for all, concerned. I love my alma mater, I love Michigan, but I love the Chargers too, and I’d be doing a disservice if I wasn’t putting all my focus on this game, this is the most important game for us.”
Jim Harbaugh’s LA Chargers beat the Kansas City Chiefs,16-13, winning their 10th game of the season and eliminating Kansas City from playoff contention.
Edited by Orlando Silva
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