Jim Harbaugh moves on from Greg Roman with the Chargers, echoing a decision many 49ers fans wanted in San Francisco.

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.

One NFL writer believes the Bolts should begin retaining key pieces for Jim Harbaugh’s third season as head coach, including resigning a member of the Chargers offense. The Los Angeles Chargers will have their franchise quarterback in Justin Herbert, , but will need a steady, reliable backup for the future.

Jim Harbaugh suffered a scare after the Los Angeles Chargers’ playoff elimination. Jim Harbaugh ’s second season as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers came to a disappointing close with a wild-card playoff exit. Los Angeles was eliminated by the New England Patriots, managing just three points in a 16-3 loss.

“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.”

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh might’ve given a major hint about the future of the team immediately after the loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday night. Directly asked about offensive coordinator Greg Roman, Harbaugh said quite a bit with a small remark.

For the second year in a row, the Los Angeles Chargers were sent home from the NFL Playoffs after losing a Wild Card matchup on the road. MORE: 4 NFL teams eye Mike McDaniel for vacant head coach position

After an aggressive pursuit, the New York Giants have officially hired John Harbaugh as their next head coach.