Connor Stalions Shows Off Game Ball For ‘Deciphering Signals’ in New Netflix Doc

Connor Stalions got a game ball while working at Michigan.

Connor Stallions showed off a Michigan game ball from 2022. / Netflix

Netflix released their latest sports documentary, Untold: Sign Stealer, on Tuesday. The documentary tells the story of Connor Stalions and the Michigan Wolverines sign-stealing controversy. Stalions sat down with Netflix to tell his side of the story, less than a year after he resigned in the midst of the Wolverines' undefeated national championship-winning season.

While Jim Harbaugh, the new coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, has denied any wrongdoing, there is a part of the documentary that many people will find interesting. At one point Stalions shows off a game ball from Michigan's win over Iowa in 2022, saying he received it for "deciphering signals." He also added that Harbaugh told him that he shouldn't get a big head because of it.

RoGuE sTafFeR

Connor gets a game ball from Harbaugh for sign stealing pic.twitter.com/Pa6o3mZEGL

— Official Ohio State DG (@DylanEveryday) August 27, 2024

That combined with the picture of Stalions and Harbaugh makes for some compelling circumstantial evidence. Michigan plays Fresno State in their season opener on Saturday night on NBC. It should be fun to see how the broadcast covers the departure of Harbaugh and the headlines generated by the documentary.

It's also worth noting a part of the documentary that has to be one of the most amusing parts of the entire story which is Stalions directly addressing the image of himself on the Central Michigan sideline.

Perhaps the only thing everyone watching “Sign Stealer” can agree on?

This was pretty funny.

“I don’t even think this guy looks like me.” pic.twitter.com/rlYHpZ8t9z

— Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) August 27, 2024

✍️ Connor Stalions has spoken for the first time about the MSU-CMU sideline situation … without a clear answer.

“I don’t even think this guy looks like me,” he says in the new Netflix doc.

He also told the NCAA he couldn’t “recall” being there.

More https://t.co/pbDa6G1eq7 pic.twitter.com/bp0sivLHc5

— Chris Vannini (@ChrisVannini) August 27, 2024

It's giving intense Hot Dog Guy vibes. The full documentary is now available on Netflix for your college football viewing pleasure.