Here’s a sentence that would only make sense while associated with Jim Harbaugh: The Los Angeles Chargers will have Judge Judy as an honorary captain against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The random-feeling news comes from ESPN's Lindsey Thiry,

Jim Harbaugh wants his Chargers to lay down the law on Sunday at SoFi against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. To that extent, he's bringing in a judge as an honorary captain for the Week 15 clash. According to ESPN's Lindsay Thiry,

If the Los Angeles Chargers have any complaints with the rulings from the officials on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they'll have their own

As the Chargers prepare for Tampa Bay in Week 15, coach Jim Harbaugh's ritual of asking random people for inspirational speeches holds all accountable.

Outside of him, the Chargers don't have another serious threat to win their battles and take pressure off of McConkey. Justin Herbert would certainly benefit from having another top-tier playmaker on his offense.

In their first year, the new regime of Joe Hortiz and Jim Harbaugh needed to build the Los Angeles Chargers with a shared vision. They didn't have much in terms of cap space, signing most players to one-to-two-year deals, hoping for a high reward with some ...