Two of the biggest problems on the Los Angeles Chargers roster came back to haunt them on a national stage during Saturday’s humiliating playoff loss to the Houston Texans. While the narratives will take aim at Justin Herbert for having the worst game of his career,

The Los Angeles Chargers fall to powerful Houston Texans, Jim Harbaugh speaks out about rivals’ performance in Wild Card game. Jim Harbaugh stood on the sideline watching as his Los Angeles Chargers were dominated by the Houston Texans in a crushing 32-12 defeat,

The Chargers held a 6-0 lead over the Texans midway through the second quarter of their Wild Card round matchup at NRG Stadium. But Houston managed to completely flip the script, outscoring LA 32-6 the rest of the way to seal a 32-12 Texans win.

The first year of the Jim Harbaugh era for the Chargers is officially in the books. Los Angeles ended its 2024 campaign with a 32-12 loss to the Texans on Saturday afternoon in the wild-card round of the playoffs. After the game, Harbaugh talked about his debut year as the Bolts head coach. “Favorite ball team I’ve ever been on,” Harbaugh said.

Jim Harbaugh’s football philosophy is rooted in being physical on both sides of the ball and wearing down an opponent.

A season-ending thud of a loss to the Houston Texans brings back rotten Chargers memories.

The Los Angeles Chargers were one-and-done in the NFL postseason. The team's performance was something fans hoped head coach Jim Harbaugh could change.

The Los Angeles Chargers’ playoff loss to the Texans highlights glaring issues on the roster. Jim Harbaugh points to the offensive line and lackluster supporting cast around Justin Herbert.