The search for the next head coach of the Atlanta Falcons has been filled with numerous twists and turns, making it challenging to keep track. Currently, Bill Belichick appears to be a leading candidate. Recently, there were indications that Jim Harbaugh was on the verge of securing a deal to become the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, seemingly removing him from consideration for the Falcons’ position.

However, according to veteran NFL insider Chris Mortensen, the situation is not finalized, and Jim Harbaugh still maintains significant interest in the head coaching vacancy with the Atlanta Falcons.

The Chargers remain the apparent front-runners, with ongoing discussions on a deal reported by Bleacher Report’s Jordan Schultz. Nevertheless, Jim Harbaugh is scheduled for an interview with the Falcons today, bringing a sense of excitement for Falcons fans. While there is a possibility that Harbaugh’s actions are driven by leverage considerations, the Falcons present an attractive job opening.

Atlanta witnessed significant improvements in its defense during the recent season, and the offense boasts an abundance of weapons at key positions, complemented by one of the league’s top offensive lines. With all their draft picks and ample cap space, the Falcons offer a favorable situation for Harbaugh to shape the team as he sees fit. Unlike the Chargers, who are constrained by salary cap limitations, the Falcons provide an opportunity for Harbaugh to make strategic moves.

If I were Arthur Blank, and considering Harbaugh’s apparent interest in the job, I would go all out to persuade him to reconsider Los Angeles. While the weather and Justin Herbert’s prowess make the Chargers appealing, Harbaugh has emphasized his desire to be in a place where he is genuinely wanted. In this second interview, Arthur Blank has the chance to convey that sense of desirability to Harbaugh.