NFL GOAT Tom Brady’s mysterious take on Jim Harbaugh suspension raises eyebrows

Tom Brady, the New England Patriots, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers legendary quarterback, is out of the NFL for the first time since his draft back in 2000. Though Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes is projected to be the next GOAT of the league following TB12’s retirement, the California Cool will always hold a special spot in the football lover’s heart.

Despite instigating comeback rumors several times, Brady is unlikely to consider taking a U-turn for the second time. However, his immense love for football will never dim. The notion once again got proved when the ex-NFL star decided to share his take on his former football team Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh, who got suspended lately.

Tom Brady drops cryptic response to Harbaugh suspension

As the news of Harbaugh’s suspension started to swirl in the air, several Michigan players decided to shed light on the development by posting a one-word statement. They took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and wrote “Bet”, a slang term that conveys the footballer’s mindset to reach their target despite facing the setback of not having their coach at the helm.

The first Wolverine to protest against the suspension was senior defensive lineman Kris Jenkins, and quarterback J.J. McCarthy, along with multiple other Michigan players, followed his path later. Being a former Michigan player, Tom Brady didn’t shy away from providing his take as well and posted the same word accordingly.

Meanwhile, this is not the first time the Michigan athletes protested for the suspension of their HC. Harbaugh initially missed the team’s first three games of this season due to an investigation. The players. The franchise’s signal-caller, along with others, wore “Free Harbaugh” shirts during pregame warmups and also stood in a line and held four fingers to honor their coach.

Big Ten suspends Jim Harbaugh for season

In a 13-page report, the Big Ten announced its decision to suspend Harbaugh from the sidelines for the remaining games of the 2023 regular season. The authorities claimed they found that the Wolverines were involved in “an impermissible, in-person scouting operation over multiple years, resulting in an unfair competitive advantage that compromised the integrity of competition,” via the NY Post.

The Big Ten said it wasn’t a sanction of Coach Harbaugh; instead, it was a sanction against the university that “under the extraordinary circumstances presented by this offensive conduct, best fits the violation.”

With this suspension, Harbaugh will miss the next three games against Penn State, Maryland, and Ohio State. However, he’s allowed to attend practices and other team activities during the week. The veteran coach also missed the team’s first three games this year due to an investigation into multiple Level II “recruiting violations” and a Level I violation for “lying to investigators.”

However, Michigan is reportedly going to appeal Harbaugh’s suspension, and hence, he might be allowed to continue coaching tasks during the team’s match against Penn State on Saturday. What’s your take on the announcement of the Big Ten? Tell us in the comments.