TMZ Sports has obtained the 911 call Sherrone Moore‘s wife made the day he lost his job as the University of Michigan’s head football coach … with the woman claiming he was attempting to kill himself.

Moore’s wife, Kelli, is deeply emotional in the audio … and asked officials if they could track his phone because she feared he would hurt himself.

When dispatch asked why, Kelli replied, “Because he said that to me … he said he’s trying to kill himself.”

Officials asked for more information on the situation … and she said she had no idea where he was.

“He just called me saying he got fired from his job, and he’s in crisis. I told him that I love him and that I need him to come home, but I don’t know where he is. He said he was on a highway.”

Kelli then explained her husband was Sherrone Moore … and yes, he was the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines.

Despite the circumstances surrounding Moore’s situation at the time, Kelli made it clear she just wanted him home.

He later went to that employee’s residence … where prosecutors say he barged in, grabbed butter knives and scissors from a kitchen drawer and told the staffer, “I am going to kill myself. I’m going to make you watch. My blood is on your hands. You ruined my life.”

Moore was hit with three charges — felony home invasion and stalking, and breaking and entering, both misdemeanors.

He’s due in court later this month.

Dr. Drew says doctors prescribing medication to Nick Reiner for his mental illness royally screwed up by changing his meds in the weeks leading up to his parents’ murders … but hindsight is 20/20, and there are all sorts of reasons why the meds get changed.

The good doc joined us on “TMZ Live” Thursday … and we asked him about something we uncovered in our new documentary, “TMZ Investigates: The Reiner Murders: What Really Happened” … Nick was stable on his meds for schizoaffective disorder a month before the killings, but then doctors decided to change things up.

Dr. Drew says meds get changed all the time when patients stress about how they’re feeling or how their side effects are affecting them … but that doesn’t always make it the right move.

A “Stranger Things” actress left out of the finale season has made headlines after speculating about her exclusion … and now TMZ has learned she’s been told it’d be wise to pipe down.

Here’s the deal … Jennifer Marshall, who played Max’s mom, remarked on fans questioning why her character went MIA from the series’ final season … the actress suggested producers didn’t want to roll the dice since she was fighting stage 3 melanoma IRL.

Jennifer tells TMZ … she had no idea her comments would go viral — and she wants to clarify that she wasn’t knocking producers Shawn Levy or the Duffer brothers for not being invited back … even if it sure hurt like hell to be ghosted.

Jennifer says she then revealed her health struggles to the brass … and she says there seemed to be no issue or concern about her abilities with the explanation. Ultimately, Jennifer tells us she doesn’t really know why she wasn’t brought back … and points out it made for a plot hole fans definitely noticed.

The entire situation went from bad to worse because, without any of the new “Stranger Things” work, she didn’t meet the SAG threshold for health insurance … which she desperately needed.

It’s one of the stranger things about the final season … and it seems Marshall isn’t worried about letting sleeping demodogs lie.