Justin Herbert's four-interception performance in the Los Angeles Chargers' AFC Wild Card loss cost his team a chance to advance but also drew a questionable evaluation from head coach Jim Harbaugh.

The Chargers are heading to the playoffs and Jim Harbaugh continues to prove he's unlike any other head coach in football.

The Chargers could on the cusp of winning multiple playoff games, and it has everything to do with its transformation under Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh will have a busy start to the offseason. He said Wednesday that he will have a cardiac ablation and hip replacement surgery. Harbaugh, 61, briefly left the sideline during the Chargers’ Week 6 win over the Broncos on Oct. 13. He said after that game that he was diagnosed with atrial flutter.

The NFL playoffs are finally upon us, and while the Seattle Seahawks are not participating this weekend, there are still several points of interest for them and the 12th Man. For starters, the first game of Wild Card Weekend will be the Los Angeles Chargers taking on the Houston Texans at 1:30 pm Pacific Standard Time this afternoon.

The fashion in which the Los Angeles Chargers exited the playoffs -- headlined by a four-interception outing from Justin Herbert -- was disheartening. Head coach Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday made clear any criticism regarding the QB was "completely unfair.

Jim Harbaugh came away impressed with the Houston Texans’ defensive line and pressure rate following Saturday’s loss.

Jim Harbaugh is one of a kind ... Baltimore, Maryland and Kansas City, Missouri. But the trip out to Southern California - which was actually made by his brother-in-law, John Feuerborn, he ...

Jim Harbaugh has a busy offseason ahead of him. Here's what to know about his heart condition, cardiac ablations and recovery time.

The Los Angeles Chargers were knocked out of the playoffs after the Wild Card Round, losing handily to the Houston Texans with a final score of 32-12. Now, some of the team's offseason plans have ...

Coach Jim Harbaugh returns to Houston on Saturday with the Los Angeles Chargers for a wild-card playoff game against the Texans, a little more than a year after leading the Michigan Wolverines to a national championship at NRG Stadium.