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If the Los Angeles Chargers want to grab their first playoff win in the Jim Harbaugh era, they'll need to go through the New England Patriots first. In what's shaping up to be an electric Wild Card weekend slate of games,

Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh is aware of the challenges his team faces when they line up against New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye on Sunday.

The answer to the trivia question of course is the Chargers Head Coach, who finished his 14-year career with 2,787 rushing yards to Jackson's 2,782. "I'm sure Bo's yards looked a lot better," Jim Harbaugh said Friday with a laugh.

The NFL regular season is over. Black Sunday and Monday are here. Keep up with the latest coach firings, reports, updates and more.

The Baltimore Ravens fired head coach John Harbaugh earlier this week after he spent 18 seasons leading the franchise. President Donald Trump does not believe that Harbaugh should be out of a job long and is urging another NFL organization to hire him quickly.

Jim Harbaugh's coaching career is marked by consistent winning and substantial financial gains. His $7.5 million annual salary with the Los Angeles Chargers reflects his value, building upon lucrative deals from previous coaching stints and endorsement opportunities.