The Baltimore Ravens, led by John Harbaugh, are now one of the greatest teams in the NFL, having performed outstanding throughout the first half of the season. The Ravens have a 7-3 record after ten games and presently lead the AFC North. Baltimore is in a tight fight, as the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns are closing up on them with 6-3 records, and the Cincinnati Bengals are 5-4. The Ravens are a very good team, but they have a lot of work to do in the AFC North.
Jim Harbaugh, John’s brother, is also the head coach of a very successful football team. Michigan football is coming off of a huge win on the road against #10 Penn State, and they did it without their head coach. Although there is no evidence of him knowing about it, Jim is currently suspended because of an ongoing investigation into illegal sign-stealing. John was asked about it on Tuesday.
“I’ve talked to him quite a bit, I have a lot of opinions on it obviously, I’m his brother,” John Harbaugh said in a video posted to Twitter by Jamison Hensley. “I’m proud as heck of him, I’m really impressed with the way he’s handled himself through all of this, I mean it’s been a long run. Not everything can be done to, you know his phone his computer all that stuff has been looked at, and he’s come through this thing with flying colors. I don’t know what they’re trying to get, but they don’t have anything of substance. I just think I’m proud of him, it’s a compliment to our family, to him, it’s something else to be proud of. His kids can see this in this kind of situation where you come under fire for whatever reasons and you come out in a really good place doing the right thing all the time. And I’m really proud of that and it’s great for family, kids and it’s just a great blessing in that sense. He’s a great man, a great coach, his players love him, his coaches love him, and he stands tall through all this.”
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