The pairing of Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert has done wonders for the Los Angeles Chargers. In their first year together, this duo is headed towards the playoffs for the first time since 2022. They're competing in an extremely tough division that includes the 15-1 Kansas City Chiefs and 9-6 Denver Broncos.

Heading into a matchup against the Buccaneers on Sunday, the Chargers got a strong injury update from Jim Harbaugh on QB Justin Herbert.

Justin Herbert passed for 284 yards and two touchdowns, including a go-ahead 19-yarder to Derius Davis early in the fourth quarter, and the Los Angeles Chargers got closer to wrapping up a playoff spot by rallying past the Denver Broncos 34-27 on Thursday night.

The Chargers believe that their comeback over Denver on Thursday night, aided by a confident QB and a uber-prepared coaching staff, is a sign of things to come.

On Thursday night in Los Angeles, the 26-year-old quarterback helped the Chargers mount an 11-point comeback, leading his offense to 21 straight points on the Broncos' defense in the second half. Herbert threw for 284 yards and two touchdowns in the win.

The quarterback flips a pass to running back Hassan Haskins who takes it to the house against the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football.

In a bid to strengthen Justin Herbert's arsenal, Jim Harbaugh aimed to bring a new wide receiver to the Los Angeles Chargers—but the head coach fell short in securing the player. It seems like the Los Angeles Chargers are poised to reach the 2024 playoffs.

The Los Angeles Chargers came up short on Monday. You cannot blame them actually, though. It was because they've simply won too many games this season. According to Field Yates, Los Angeles put in a claim for veteran wide receiver Diontae Johnson.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is threatening Peyton Manning in the NFL history books. While the focus sticks on how the Chargers can clinch a playoff berth on their day off this week,