Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh spoke to the media and was asked about the team's offense and in the process threw some shade at the Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. If you like our content, choose Sports Illustrated as a preferred source on Google.

After Justin Herbert's struggles, head coach Jim Harbaugh defended his QB...even making a cheeky golf analogy in the process

Jim Harbaugh addressed Justin Herbert’s 12 interceptions with a Tiger Woods analogy, telling the QB to keep attacking and “let it rip.”

Speaking with reporters before the Week 15 clash with the Chiefs, Harbaugh revealed that the Chargers started practicing earlier than usual this week after a consultation with sleep experts at UCLA.

Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers, powered by the talent of Justin Herbert, defeated the Philadelphia Eagles on MNF and continue to keep pace in the division.

If the playoff picture ends how it currently looks, then the Chargers would travel to either Pittsburgh or Baltimore for the Wild Card round.

A controversial fourth-quarter ejection drew NFL attention, and Jim Harbaugh didn’t hesitate to address it after the Chargers’ win.

A week after the firing of Sherrone Moore, we have some updates on some of the recruits that Michigan Football signed in the 2026 class: