Welcome on into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broom. We are going to discuss the

latest surrounding Michigan's offseason. Obviously been pretty eventful so far. In other ways,

it's been kind of uneventful. We'll talk about that as well with the whole Jim Harbaugh situation.

Michigan has a new defensive line coach

in Mike Elston from Notre Dame. That kind of put a ripple through the college football world

yesterday. We're recording this on Friday, so Thursday afternoon. That big development happened.

Then we'll do a little thoughts on the roster as it becomes a little more and more clear here

with guys leaving some guys

deciding to come back uh anthony we are uh day what 13 14 whatever john you bacon keeps tweeting

of the the harbaugh watch nobody knows anything we do know some things but yeah nobody knows

exactly what's in his heart of hearts but you look at all the breadcrumbs. You look at the actions. He always says, take me for my actions, you know, not, you know, not going to say too much. The action of hiring Mike Elston, I think, was a big one when it comes to this Jim Harbaugh situation. He still hasn't signed a new deal at Michigan, so there's nothing really there. But he's under contract still.

He's a guy that plays out his contracts, it seems like.

But at the same time, Oakland Raiders play Saturday, and there's going to continue to be rumors in speculation until he maybe signs a new deal or the Oakland Raiders go in another direction.

Welcome back to the podcast.

Welcome back this week, everybody. Anthony, what do you have on all that? That's a loaded question, right? It has been,

we're sitting here Friday. They have not played, Michigan has not played a football game in two weeks.

The season's been over for two weeks now. The college football season has been over for or five days at this point. Again, it's one of those things with Harbaugh, where, you know,

there's the Las Vegas stuff that's out there. But other than that, throughout this NFL,

you know, Black Monday was the big, you know, when the hammer falls, so to speak, when I think

a quarter of the league has openings, which is actually quite a bit.

So you would think that if these NFL things were going to come to pass, that we probably would have something a little more concrete by now.

You know, knowing what we do about the Raiders and what like Chris Ballas has reported, like I said, again, to throw it back to whatever it was seven years ago, the Raiders are what like Chris Ballas has reported like I said again to throw it back to whatever it was

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