A little over a year after leading the Michigan Wolverines to immortality against the Washington Huskies, former head coach Jim Harbaugh and defensive coordinat

Jim Harbaugh requires hip-replacement surgery and a cardiac ablation after another heart issue made the Chargers coach leave a game in Denver.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh revealed that he will undergo two procedures this offseason. "Yeah, an ablation on the heart," Harbaugh said when asked by reporters at the Chargers ’ end-of-year press conference.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh announced he will be getting a couple of procedures done this offseason. Harbaugh told reporters that he will be getting a hip replacement and undergoing a cardiac ablation which is a procedure of treating irregular heartbeats.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday that he will have a cardiac ablation this offseason and hip replacement surgery.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Jim Harbaugh is eager to begin plotting the Los Angeles Chargers offseason strategy with general manager Joe Hortiz. Those offseason plans, though, will take a slight pause when Harbaugh undergoes two medical procedures.

Build, build, build, better, better, better, 2.0,” Harbaugh says of his and Hortiz’s approach to the 2025 season, their second seasons with the Chargers.

Jim Harbaugh can now turn his full attention to his health problems after the Chargers' 32-12 playoff loss to the Texans.

Every season, some players emerge whose presences may not have been known the previous season, whether they had limited snaps or dealt with an injury. Pro Football Focus’ Bradley Locker went through a

The Los Angeles Chargers will need to make some major decisions about free agency this offseason. However, one decision could be easier than most: one team cornerback would like to return.

The NFL is down to four teams, so the rest of them are looking ahead to April’s NFL Draft. Plenty of Michigan Wolverines are expected to be picked, but could four go in the top-15? Here is this week’s

Los Angeles finished 11-7 in their first season under Jim Harbaugh, making the playoffs in a successful return to the NFL f