NFL Coaches Jim, John Harbaugh Meet President Trump at White House

Brothers John and Jim Harbaugh, head coaches of the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers respectively, visited President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of the White House. This visit occurred as both coaches prepare for the upcoming NFL training camp, with John Harbaugh entering his 18th season and Jim his second with the Chargers. The meeting's specific purpose was not disclosed, but the visit marks another political engagement for the brothers, who have previously been welcomed to the White House under former President Barack Obama. John Harbaugh has a history of expressing political views, such as support for border security, while Jim Harbaugh is known for his vocal opposition to abortion, aligning with key Republican positions. Both coaches have experienced significant success in their careers, with John leading the Ravens to an AFC North championship and Jim guiding the Chargers to a playoff appearance and previously leading the San Francisco 49ers. The Harbaughs expressed hopes of visiting the White House again next offseason as Super Bowl champions, though only one team can win the title.