Only a couple of days after the Los Angeles Chargers’ postseason exit, head coach Jim Harbaugh was met with a far more personal crisis. His son, James Harbaugh Jr.

Harbaugh sounds prepared to give his next offensive coordinator broad responsibility and allow him to be "head coach of the offense."

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was apparently disappointed to hear Los Angeles Chargers linebackers coach NaVorro Bowman will be stepping away from coaching ahead of the 2026 season.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Jim Harbaugh Had Three-Word Defense of Justin Herbert Amid Recent Playoff Woes. Justin Herbert did little to rectify the narratives surrounding his lack of postseason success during the Chargers’ 16-3 loss to the Patriots on Sunday.

Like many around the NFL world, Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh was surprised when the Baltimore Ravens decided to part ways with his brother, John Harbaugh, after John’s 18 seasons leading the Ravens. “John Harbaugh is the best coach I know, the best coach I’ve ever seen,” Jim Harbaugh said on Wednesday.

“Jim Harbaugh said they would cast a wide net for the new offensive coordinator, prioritizing physicality. Harbaugh said he’s not limiting the search to a specific system,” wrote ESPN's Kris Rhim on X. Rhim also quoted the 62-year-old Harbaugh as saying: “We’re gonna look for the best one that has a track record, has proven success.”

Now that the New York Giants have their head coach lined up with John Harbaugh, it's time to pivot to hiring the rest of the coaching staff.With an 18-year track record, Harbaugh has a long list of coaches he's worked with to draw from for his position coaches and coordinators.