Jim Harbaugh is eager to begin plotting the Los Angeles Chargers offseason strategy with general manager Joe Hortiz.

Not that it should come as a major shocker, but Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh doesn’t plan on making any changes to his coaching staff this offseason. While a portion of the fanbase might’ve pined for something to happen after offensive coordinator Greg Roman took some heat this season and into the playoffs,

Despite a poor playoff performance, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is sticking up for quarterback Justin Herbert.In a 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans in the AFC wild-card round, Herbert threw four interceptions and posted an awful 13 QBR.

On Wednesday, at his end-of-season exit interview, head coach Jim Harbaugh made it clear that no changes will be made. Quarterback Justin Herbert has had four offensive play callers in the five seasons he’s been in LA, so continuity is one of the main factors. But Roman was never at risk of losing his job.

Despite that, the future looks immensly bright in L.A. Jim Harbaugh brought a level of stability that the team was missing under previous head coach Brandon Staley. Additionally, Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz will have a chance to improve the roster in the upcoming offseason.

Jim Harbaugh said during his end-of-season remarks on Wednesday that he will “soon” have an ablation to treat an irregular heart rhythm as well as hip replacement surgery.

To put it frankly, Los Angeles almost looked under-prepared for Houston in the wild-card matchup. Herbert finished the day with 242 passing yards, one touchdown, and four interceptions while throwing a 43.7% completion percentage. It was one of the worst playoff performances from a quarterback in the last decade.

In his first season back in the NFL, Jim Harbaugh made plenty of strides in rebuilding the Los Angeles Chargers. Saturday’s loss to Houston in an AFC wild-card round game, though, showed how much more work remains.