Last season, Harbaugh was at the college level, leading the Michigan Wolverines to a national championship. However, there was a time not that long ago when the Chargers head coach was leading the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl.

A fresh haircut isn't the only thing that had coach Jim Harbaugh feeling good on Monday. His Los Angeles Chargers are 5-3 at the midway point of the season and in possession of the AFC's sixth seed after Sunday's 27-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns.

In an appearance on the "The Herd" with Colin Cowherd, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Jim Harbaugh said that the team does need help at any position

Los Angeles has found the recipe to win games in all types of conditions. Plus, Jordan Love’s turnover problem has reached a critical point.

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh said that Justin Herbert knocked him from the top spot as the toughest QB in NFL history, adding that no QB has been better than Herbert this season in an interview on "The Herd.

His protection, his safety, there’s probably nothing I think about more than that,” Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said about Herbert.

It's never too early to look at the future. For the Los Angeles Chargers and their fanbase, it is an exciting team to follow the team. The franchise is in Year 1 of head coach Jim Harbaugh's so-called soft rebuild. So, looking ahead at the 2025 NFL draft is something everyone has their eyes on.

Joey Bosa is an athletic human freak in the best kind of way, at the highest level,’ Harbaugh says of the veteran outside linebacker

Anyone wondering whether Jim Harbaugh’s somewhat hokey coaching style might still play in the NFL after 10 years away — or whether the Los Angeles Chargers would embrace his quirky identity — was wasting their time.

It does smack of coachspeak, especially when Harbaugh hit the interview with a "all competitors are welcome” slogan to sort of hedge his bets in case the team does make a trade.