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“I love you coach” - J.J. McCarthy expresses fondness for $40M worth Jim Harbaugh as the duo preps to set foot in NFL

J.J. McCarthy and other former Michigan players couldn't be more thankful to their 2023 national championship-winning head coach, Jim Harbaugh.

The undefeated 15-0 run right up to the big prize in the 2023 CFB season has created a soft spot in the heart of these NFL-bound athletes. They expressed their gratitude for Harbaugh in an Instagram reel uploaded by the University of Michigan.

Speaking first was the 21-year-old quarterback from Illinois who said,

"Thank you Coach Harbaugh for showing me the way, being the leader of men that you are. Beyond a blessing to be a part of your journey and have you as a part of mine, and I just can't thank you enough from the bottom of my heart. I love you coach."
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It will be a dream come true for J.J. McCarthy if he is selected by Jim Harbaugh to join the LA Chargers in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Also read: SPOTTED: Jim Harbaugh shows up at Michigan Pro Day to watch J.J. McCarthy & Co. perform ahead of 2024 NFL Draft

Jim Harbaugh working his magic in Los Angeles

The Los Angeles Chargers secured Jim Harbaugh from Michigan as their new head coach. Wasting no time, the former Michigan man has already started making an impact in Los Angeles.

The Chargers HC has a way of doing things and it looks like that starts from implementing changes like changing lockers numerical sequence. Harbaugh also made sure that players’ high school recruiting levels were also on display — a move that caught the attention of former NFL MVP Cam Newton.

Newton commented on Harbaugh's fresh approach, saying,

“Man’s got an edge to him. I don’t know what the edge is, but that’s something cool. I know he has a purpose behind it. [But] We all ended up at the same place, no matter whether you were a no-star, or an all-star. We here now!”

Heading to Los Angeles, Harbaugh will be looking to carve the Chargers in his image, prioritizing a solid defense powered by the strong running game, much like his tenure at Michigan.

Having the fifth overall pick, analysts back Ohio State's Marvin Harrison Jr. as a potential addition to Harbaugh’s Chargers.

Also read: WATCH: NFL-bound J.J. McCarthy and Blake Corum flaunt Michigan's national championship rings ahead of spring game

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