The veteran coach who promised a “relentless,” “physical” team has his hard-charging, no-chill Chargers on the cusp of a second consecutive playoff berth.

Chargers safety Tony Jefferson was ejected from Sunday's game for a hit on Chiefs wide receiver Tyquan Thornton that Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh thinks was just a good football play.

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

The Dallas Cowboys' next opponent, the Los Angeles Chargers, could realistically clinch a playoff spot in Week 16. Meanwhile, by the time their games kick off, the Cowboys will likely be mathematically eliminated.

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

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh does not agree with safety Tony Jefferson's ejection during Week 15 win over Chiefs

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to discuss the Week 15 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs.

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