Jim Harbaugh, the former head coach of the University of Michigan Wolverines, is leaving college football to accept the head coaching job with the Los Angeles Chargers in the NFL, according to sources. Harbaugh's success at every level, including his tenure at Michigan, where he led the team to a national championship, made him an attractive candidate for the Chargers. Additionally, Harbaugh has a connection to the Chargers as he played quarterback for the team for two seasons in the late 1990s. His hiring brings excitement as the Chargers' franchise quarterback, Justin Herbert, is already in place, and Harbaugh is expected to address the in-game issues that have plagued the team. However, the Chargers face challenges as they have a roster that has been prone to injuries and a salary cap situation that leaves them over $35 million in the red. With the arrival of Harbaugh, the Chargers hope to turn things around and contend in a competitive AFC West division.