Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh's playoff record dates back to 2011, his first year with the San Francisco 49ers.

The Chargers are back in the playoffs after finishing last season with a 5-12 record. Much of their success can be attributed to head coach Jim Harbaugh, who has a proven track record in the playoffs,

McConkey caught nine passes for 197 yards in the game, breaking the record for most receiving yards by a rookie in a playoff game. The record was held by Puka Nacua, who just set it last year when he had 181 yards receiving against the Detroit Lions.

It’s a cozy watering hole that those who’ve pledged their allegiance to the Chargers know all too well. After one round, the Chargers are shown the door.

In Jim Harbaugh’s first postseason game with the Chargers, Justin Herbert throws a career-high four interceptions in a 32-12 AFC wild-card loss to the Texans.

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.

Ladd McConkey had nine catches for 197 yards, setting an NFL rookie record for receiving yards in a playoff game. The only players (rookie or not) with more receiving yards in a playoff debut are Calvin Johnson (211 in 2011 WC) and Demaryius Thomas (204 in 2011 WC). pic.twitter.com/NFtmLfdeWX

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