The Chargers have the worst playoff record of all 14 teams in the postseason. Can Jim Harbaugh change that in his first year at the helm?

Foxborough, Mass. — As spontaneous celebrations rippled throughout the Los Angeles Chargers' locker room after their resounding 40-7 win over the New England Patriots, coach Jim Harbaugh grabbed general manager Joe Hortiz and wrapped him up in a bear hug.

On Saturday, the Chargers secured their spot in the postseason with a dominant 40–7 win over the New England Patriots. It was the first time the team had hit 40 points since 2021. It was a big win for coach Jim Harbaugh, who is in his first season at the helm of the Chargers after leading Michigan to a national championship last year.

Justin Herbert threw three touchdown passes and the Los Angeles Chargers clinched their second playoff appearance in three seasons with a 40-7 victory over the New England Patriots

Jim Harbaugh is doing exactly what he was hired to do, transforming the Chargers into winners against franchises they historically struggled against.

Jim Harbaugh, Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers are heading to the playoffs and focusing on what's next.

The Los Angeles Chargers are back in the playoffs. But the message is clear: They have their eyes on achieving much more.

Jim Harbaugh’s football philosophy is rooted in being physical on both sides of the ball and wearing down an opponent

Jim Harbaugh has been living quite the life on and off the football field. Not many realize that Harbaugh puts in just as much work in the bedroom as he does in the film room. The Los Angeles Chargers head coach is a father to seven children.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and coach Jim Harbaugh have developed a close and interesting relationship in Harbaugh's first season with the C