The Los Angeles Chargers won in dramatic fashion on Sunday night against the Cincinnati Bengals. A go-ahead 29-yard touchdown from J.K. Dobbins put the Chargers back in the driver's seat with just 18 seconds left in regulation.

Rodney Harrison, Tony Dungy and Jac Collinsworth shed light on what makes Jim Harbaugh so special, from his connection and transparency with the players to his infectious team culture and more.

I’ll belabor a point made here since January: once Dean and John Spanos hired Jim Harbaugh, the franchise was transformed. The Chargers became an actual NFL franchise committed to winning. The hire differed from any coaching move the Spanoses had made.

The entire world got to see Sunday night on national television what the AFC has come to realize: the Los Angeles Chargers are emerging as a real-deal power in the NFL. Less than a calendar year after finishing with the fifth pick in the draft and arguably the worst defense in football,

NFL coaches losing a locker room is a very real thing—just look at the difference between Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers and the Chargers under Brandon Staley. Staley, fired last December, is on the minds of fans and even current Chargers players nearly one year later.

Head coach Jim Harbaugh gave the team a speech and had eight words for how they were able to battle adversity and win the game.