John Harbaugh delightfully surprised his brother Jim Harbaugh on the national title game sidelines

The Harbaugh brothers had a very fun interaction with each other while at Monday night’s College Football Playoff national championship game.

While Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was on the sideline for the Wolverines’ big game against Washington, his brother, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, snuck up behind his sibling and surprised him.

John Harbaugh’s flight to Houston for the game got delayed because of stormy weather, but he still made it in time to cheer his sibling on.

Of course, Jim Harbaugh was immediately excited to see his brother in attendance for such a huge game in the former’s career.

You know John Harbaugh loved getting in some joking during such a big moment for his brother, and we bet Jim Harbaugh enjoyed a little brotherly love like this during such a tense moment as a national title game.

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The Harbaughs have played each other in a Super Bowl before (with John Harbaugh’s Ravens coming out on top), and it’s very possible John Harbaugh could be coaching his team in the Super Bowl next month.

If he does, we sure hope Jim Harbaugh tries to even the score by surprising John Harbaugh during his pregame routine. That’s what brothers do!

Feature image courtesy of ESPN.