Jim Harbaugh's daughter Grace shows unexpected loyalty for $6,700,000,000 NFC team's Week 14 win

Coach Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers will host the Philadelphia Eagles in the Week 14 primetime game on Monday. On Sunday, though, his daughter, Grace, was at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to watch the $6,700,000,000 worth Seattle Seahawks' (as per Forbes) matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.

Grace Harbaugh was at the game to show support for her brother, Jay Harbaugh, who is the special teams coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks defeated the Falcons 37-9.

"go seahawks @jayharbaugh," Grace Harbaugh captioned the post.

Grace Harbaugh showed support for her brother, Jay. (Credit: @graceharbaugh)

Jay Harbaugh was hired by the Seattle Seahawks in February 2024. Prior to his role with the Seattle Seahawks, he spent nine seasons with the Michigan Wolverines, under his dad, Jim Harbaugh. Jay was a tight end's coach, running backs coach, special teams ‘coordinator and safeties coach throughout his tenure with the Wolverines.

In September 2023, he served as interim head coach for the Michigan Wolverines' matchup against UNLV when Jim Harbaugh was suspended. Michigan won 35-7 to give the younger Harbaugh his first head coaching victory.

Jim Harbaugh's daughter Grace gives life recap ahead of Chargers game

This week Grace Harbaugh shared a recap of her life lately with a carousel of photos on Instagram. She shared a glimpse of a trip to the beach and the waves crashing along the shore. She also shared a few snapshots from a recent trip to watch her dad and the Los Angeles Chargers.

Grace Harbaugh posed for a photo at SoFi Stadium alongside her younger sister, Addison. The Los Angeles Chargers are 8-4 and in second place in the AFC West. Ahead of the Week 14 matchup against the Eagles, the Chargers currently hold one of three AFC Wild Card spots.

"🪽" Grace Harbaugh captioned the Instagram post.

Grace Harbaugh graduated from the University of Michigan in 2023. She then went on to pursue a master's degree in business from the university's Ross School of Business. During her tenure at the university, she played water polo after picking up the sport when she was 14-years-old.