‘This is hilarious’ – LA Chargers react to Jim Harbaugh’s ‘full circle’ moment as team falls to 0-7 record

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has become a part of unfortunate franchise history. Following their most recent 24-9 defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams, the Los Angeles Chargers have now fallen to a 0-7 record. As a result, the Chargers remain the only winless team in the NFL. Speaking of their 0-7 record, this isn’t the first time the franchise has fallen to it. In fact, head coach Jim Harbaugh was still a member of the franchise when the Chargers last had such a terrible start to the season. NFL fans show no mercy on Jim Harbaugh’s LA Chargers repeating unfortunate record According to ESPN Insights, the Chargers have fallen to 0-7 for the first time since the 2000 season. The one thing that’s common between the two rosters separated by 26 years? Jim Harbaugh. During the 2000 season, Harbaugh was the team’s starting quarterback, and in 2026, he’s the head coach of the Chargers. NFL fans, however, showed no mercy to Harbaugh and found the coincidence hilarious. “Full circle. This is hilarious,” a fan wrote on X. While another added, “Couldn’t have happened to a worse guy.” “Harbaugh is a college fraud who won a championship by cheating, and now the world sees the truth,” a third fan claimed. “It’s almost like it was scripted this way,” a fourth fan stated. “What is the point of this organization? People in LA don’t care at all,” a furious fan wrote. There were some fans who also took shots at the Chargers’ OC Mike McDaniel as the team’s poor offense has been a major topic of discussion this season. Either way, things aren’t looking great for the Chargers fanbase. Forget reaching the playoffs; it seems like it’ll take a miracle for the franchise to get one victory this season. Jim Harbaugh admits key LA Chargers situation ‘needs to be addressed’ after abysmal 0-6 start Former NFL player believes Jim Harbaugh’s job with Chargers could be at risk if he fails to make an important decision ‘The worst’ – Bill Simmons names which NFL coach should be fired first this season