The Los Angeles Chargers may have to look for a new running back this offseason, as J.K. Dobbins is slated to hit free agency and Gus Edwards is a potential cut

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is one of the few coaches in the league who carries his own aura on the sidelines. One Hall of Fame player mentions what it's like to be on the sidelines with Harbaugh.

The Los Angeles Chargers head into the offseason with a ton of needs to address. A big chunk of those will go addressed in free agency. But getting instant contributions from rookies will be a big part of the continued upswing under Jim Harbaugh.

Ladd McConkey did his thing, catching nine passes for 197 yards and one touchdown, a perfect stamp to an incredible rookie season. Outside of him, the Chargers had nobody step up to help. It's been a glaring issue all season, as the Chargers routinely failed to find production outside of their star rookie wideout.

The Ravens will certainly miss Flowers if he can't go, but they demonstrated their ability to thrive without him in the wild card round. Baltimore rushed for 299 yards on 50 carries in their 28-14 victory over the Steelers, dominating the game through ball control and nearly doubling Pittsburgh's time of possession.

The fifth-year quarterback put together one his best seasons as a pro and displayed his toughness at various points.

But Harbaugh also hasn't been in the NFL postseason in over a decade. In fact, his most recent NFL playoff game was all the way back on January 19, 2014, when his 49ers fell in the NFC title game. Overall, Harbaugh has a 7-6 record as both a player and coach in the postseason.

Which means it's the perfect time to assess this year's crop of first-year head coaches. Which leaders prevailed? Which ones are already under pressure for 2025? Here, we're grading each of the eight coaching hires of this season,

Leave no doubt. That was the theme Ryan Day chose for his sixth team as Ohio State’s head coach, hoping to reach the mountaintop. It’s an oh-so-simple concept that’s evaded him so often in an OSU career that’s seen him do practically everything but.

The 61-year-old Jim Harbaugh led the Los Angeles Chargers to the NFL playoffs in his first season back in the league after nine seasons in Ann Arbor.

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.