Jim Harbaugh attempting to join exclusive club as he chases Super Bowl ring

Former NFL player Anthony Munoz joins "Fox & Friends" to discuss his take on Harbaugh's big move and the role that faith has played in the Harbaugh brothers' successful career.

Jim Harbaugh is returning to the NFL.

After nine years as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, Harbaugh accepted the same position at the next level, becoming the coach of the Los Angeles Chargers on Wednesday.

Head coach Jim Harbaugh waves to fans after the Michigan Wolverines' national title celebration on Jan. 13, 2024, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Nic Antaya/Getty Images)

The move comes less than a month after Harbaugh brought a national championship to Ann Arbor, the first football championship for Michigan since 1997.

He’s reached the top of the mountain in college football and has now turned his sights toward the only peak he has yet to conquer.

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The Super Bowl.

Harbaugh came as close as a coach can to winning a championship in the NFL when his San Francisco 49ers lost Super Bowl XLVII to the Baltimore Ravens, who were coached by his brother, John Harbaugh.

Harbaugh will give it another go as he looks to become just the fourth coach to win a national championship and a Super Bowl in a career.

Let’s take a look at the three coaches who reside in the exclusive club.

The legendary career of Pete Carroll is on pause for now after his 14-year tenure with the Seattle Seahawks came to an end in January.

Before Seattle moved on from Carroll, there was nothing but a lot of winning.

In his 14 seasons as head coach, Carroll amassed a record of 137-89-1 and brought Seattle its first Super Bowl in the 2013 season. Seattle demolished Peyton