When the Chargers and Ravens play each other Monday night at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the game will pit the Brothers Harbaugh, two of the best football coaches in the land, against each other. John Harbaugh, the older of the two, will lead his 7-4 Ravens against Jim’s 7-3 Chargers.

Many eyes will be on Monday's matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens as Jim and John Harbaugh are going head-to-head. However, it certainly won't be the first time the two brothers have faced off on a big stage.

Back in August, Jack Harbaugh stopped in town for a week to visit his son, Jim, on the eve of his first season as the Chargers Head Coach. Jack Harbaugh, a longtime football coach, sensed something big was on the horizon for the Bolts as he noticed his son's relaxed and happy demeanor.

The Chargers and Ravens will meet this Monday night, marking the third time Jim and John Harbaugh will face off against each other. The last time the two brothers went head-to-head was nearly 12 years ago in Super Bowl XLVII at the Superdome in New Orleans,

The SportsLine Projection Model's updated projections say the showdown between the coaching siblings could be huge for their championship aspirations

While fans of the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers eagerly prepare to watch their favorite teams face off on Monday Night Football, the prevailing narrative surrounding the showdown has to be the Harbaugh of it all,

Very few parents get to see even one child make it to the NFL in any fashion, much less two. Jack and Jackie Harbaugh are about to watch their sons coach agains

When Michigan hired former football coach Jim Harbaugh ahead of the 2015 season, the school knew that it was getting two things.The first was a great coach who had experience building teams into winners.