Legendary Rams running back Eric Dickerson has been one of the most vocal critics of Jeff Fisher’s employment this season, insisting that he would not attend his beloved team’s games until Fisher was not longer the head coach.

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Well, you can expect to see him back on the sidelines again soon. As of Monday afternoon, Fisher has become the first casualty of the 2016 season.

"Of course I'll go now!" —@EricDickerson says he'll be back at Rams games now that Jeff Fisher got fired pic.twitter.com/bBPNyfees8 — Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) December 12, 2016

Dickerson has already said that he will resume attending games, and it appears that he may also have set his sights on his favorite for the job next season.

Immediately after the Rams announced that Fisher had been fired, Dickerson began following Jim Harbaugh on Twitter.

Harbaugh has had immense success in his two seasons as the head coach of Michigan, which is also his alma mater.

But he’s also a very capable NFL head coach that was ousted unceremoniously from San Francisco after leading the team to a Super Bowl and a subsequent 12-win season.

Perhaps he will land back in the NFC West after all? Looks like he’s got at least one Rams fan already rooting for him.