When the Los Angeles Chargers host the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football, don't be surprised if you see two teams with similar blueprints for winning football games.With younger brother Jim Harbaugh's Chargers facing John Harbaugh's Ravens,

Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh is never one to shy away from a teachable moment, and during his weekly press conference on Wednesday, he dropped another gem. With the Chargers riding a wave of praise for their recent success,

Many eyes will be on Monday's matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens as Jim and John Harbaugh are going head-to-head. However, it certainly won't be the first time the two brothers have faced off on a big stage.

Jim Harbaugh has the Chargers playing much better than expected, but he's not ready to get complacent in his first season.

Don't try to make Monday's game about Jim and John Harbaugh. The Chargers coach certainly wasn't interested in feeding the narrative when asked repeatedly about his meeting with his brother, the longtime Baltimore coach.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert knows how important it is for his team to pick up a win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12 so that head coach Jim Harbaugh can best his brother, John, in a head-to-head encounter.

Most of the attention surrounding Monday night’s showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers has been centered on the first coaching matchup since 2012 between John and Jim Harbaugh.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh's love of Bolts quarterback Justin Herbert is no secret, but he continued his relentless praise of the

Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers are winning a huge array of plaudits for their turnaround this season, but Harbaugh really does not want to hear