Robert Griffin III suggests Michigan consider Fox’s Charles Woodson for head coach

Michigan football has faced significant turmoil since the hiring of Jim Harbaugh, culminating in the recent firing of head coach Sherrone Moore due to credible evidence of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. This incident has led to Moore's arrest and raised serious ethical concerns within the program.

Joel Klatt has provided an update on the Michigan Wolverines' head coach position, identifying the top candidates to succeed Sherrone Moore, who was recently fired following an investigation into inappropriate conduct. This decision comes after a disappointing season for the Wolverines, culminating in a loss to Ohio State.

The New Orleans Saints secured a narrow 20-17 victory over the Carolina Panthers, a win that intensifies the competition in the NFC South. This game was highlighted by key performances and strategic plays, as recapped by analysts Jason Benetti and Robert Griffin III.

In a tense Week 15 matchup, Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyquan Thornton, leading to an on-field altercation. Despite the ejection, Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh defended Jefferson, labeling the incident a 'football play.'

The Los Angeles Chargers achieved a significant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, winning 16-13 at Arrowhead Stadium, despite a controversial moment involving safety Tony Jefferson, who was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit and subsequently flipped off fans. This win marks a critical moment for the Chargers as they continue their push in the season.

Robert Griffin III has publicly accused the College Football Playoff (CFP) committee of bias towards the Southeastern Conference (SEC) following Alabama's inclusion in the playoff despite ongoing controversies. This comes as Alabama prepares for a rematch against Oklahoma, with speculation surrounding head coach Kalen DeBoer's potential move to Michigan adding to the tension.

Kalen DeBoer, head coach of Alabama football, has issued a statement addressing speculation regarding his potential move to Michigan following the firing of Sherrone Moore. DeBoer emphasized his commitment to Alabama, stating he has 'no interest' in pursuing any other job, including the recently vacated position at Michigan.

The University of Michigan has expanded its investigation into former football coach Sherrone Moore, who was fired after credible evidence emerged regarding his inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Following his dismissal, Moore was charged with multiple crimes, including home invasion and stalking, after allegedly threatening the woman involved in the affair.