Jim Harbaugh defends his brother after Ravens firing

One day after the Baltimore Ravens fired John Harbaugh, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh publicly defended his brother and said he expects John to be a head coach next season.

The Baltimore Ravens fired John Harbaugh after 18 seasons and a Super Bowl title. The following day, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh spoke with reporters and defended his brother. He called John the best coach he has seen and said he expects John to be a head coach next season. Jim also rejected the idea of John joining the Chargers' staff in an advisory role. Key points: - The Ravens fired John Harbaugh after 18 seasons and a Super Bowl title. - Jim Harbaugh publicly defended his brother and described him as the best coach he has seen. - Jim predicted John will be a head coach next season and said John will not join the Chargers' staff. - Several NFL head-coaching openings exist, and early reports have linked John Harbaugh to interest from teams such as the Giants and Falcons. Summary: Jim Harbaugh's public defense underscored continued respect for John Harbaugh within the league. Undetermined at this time.