Former Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh has found quick success upon returning to the NFL ranks, leading the Los Angeles Chargers to a 6-3 start in his first season with the Bolts.

Jim Harbaugh talks to Pat McAfee about what makes his Chargers team special, starting with Justin Herbert.

Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh has many jobs with his team, but catching passes from quarterback Justin Herbert is not one of them. However, Harbaugh getting miffed at himself for missing a pass from Herbert during warmups from Sunday's Los Angeles game

Jim Habaugh's first season as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers is going as fans of the franchise had hoped—pretty darn good. The Chargers sit at 6-3, have won their last three straight games, and quarterback Justin Herbert seems to be thriving under the new leadership.

For many years, the Los Angeles Chargers failed Justin Herbert. Those days ended in January, when Dean and John Spanos, forced by recurring failure to get over themselves, ceded the money and power needed to hire Jim Harbaugh.

Jim Harbaugh had plenty of opportunities to leave Michigan for the NFL over the years. But, he waited for the perfect opportunity, and left to coach

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh remains an enigma, and that description was elevated after giving a new nickname to his franchise quarterback, Justin Herbert. “I’m changing his name to ‘Beast.