Jim Harbaugh has told his Los Angeles Chargers that he wants them to be the storm. However, bringing the thunder and rain is tough when your team is experiencing a drought on offense. Sunday’s 17-13 victory at Atlanta marked the first time in franchise history the Chargers won a game in which the defense scored their only touchdown.

Michigan football might be coming off the upset win over Ohio State, but the sting of losing Jim Harbaugh to the Los Angeles Chargers remains a constant point of conversation. It doesn’t help that the Chargers have won five of their last six and sit at 8-4,

Except for what happened Saturday in Columbus, Ohio, Michigan fans still mourn Jim Harbaugh taking the sidelines for the Los Angeles Chargers. And for good reason.

Here are five takeaways from Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh's Monday press conference: The Chargers currently reside in the No. 5 seed in the AFC playoff picture, something that won't change based off Monday night's game between the Broncos and Browns.

Talk about having a quick impact. After being cut by the Miami Dolphins earlier in the week, veteran safety Marcus Maye was swiftly picked up by the Los Angeles Chargers. Maye's had experience in multiple defensive systems over his career, including stints with the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints.