Head coach Jim Harbaugh's unwavering admiration for quarterback Justin Herbert is evident in both his public statements and pre-game rituals, which have gained notable attention. Harbaugh passionately aspires to guide Herbert toward a Hall of Fame career, reflecting his belief in Herbert's elite potential, despite the quarterback's struggles in playoff performances. Herbert's impressive stats in the regular season, including over 4,000 passing yards in his first three seasons, position him among the league's top quarterbacks, but he must translate that success into postseason victories to solidify his legacy.

As Harbaugh urged on "The Rich Eisen Show," the task of transforming Herbert into a postseason winner is paramount. Herbert's playoff struggles, characterized by a lack of completion percentage and pivotal turnovers, highlight the urgency for Harbaugh to devise effective strategies that will foster success in the playoffs. The pairing's dynamic could be crucial in determining the Chargers' future and Herbert's place in NFL history.