Chargers white smoke post leads social media reaction to Jim Harbaugh new

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Jim Harbaugh is back in the NFL, back on the West Coast Jordan Oesterle Jersey and back with the .Just 16 days after leading to a 15-0 season and a College Football Playoff championship, the Wolverines' first undisputed national title since 1948, Harbaugh has reportedly returned to the profe sional ranks and ended his nine-year tenure at his alma mater by agreeing to a deal to become the Chargers' next head coach.Before the Chargers even officially announced the return of Harbaugh, their onetime quarterback in the late 1990s, their social media team had a perfect response to the news, posting a pope-esque "white smoke" graphic followed by Harbaugh's famed catchphrase at Michigan.ADVERTISEMENT The Chargers then changed their profile picture on X (formerly Twitter) and had an incredible reference to their infamous PF Changs tweet from the early days of their Twitter account ready to go.Harbaugh's candidacy was one of the biggest stories in both the NFL and college football worlds in recent days one of the highest-profile and most accomplished candidates in this NFL coaching cycle joins star quarterback in Los Angeles, while yet another elite-tier college football job is open.More on Jim Harbaugh:Jim Harbaugh agrees to become next Chargers head coachWhat does life after Jim Harbaugh look like for Michigan, and what comes next?College football will mi s Jim Harbaugh, perhaps more than Michigan willJim Harbaugh: A legendary coaching career, by the numbersHere's how the others on social media reacted to this seismic news for the NFL and college football.The Herd's Jason McIntyre called it three years ago!What a journey for JimWhat Harbaugh brings to the ChargersThe legacy of the ultimate Michigan ManIs it Sherrone Moore's time in Ann Arbor? Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily. Michael Callahan Jersey