Jim Harbaugh gets to work on first day of Chargers offseason program
Associated PressCOSTA MESA, Calif. — Jim Harbaugh didn’t waste any time on the first day of the Los Angeles Chargers offseason program. Since teaching is limited to the meeting rooms the first two weeks, the players are going to be getting very familiar with Ben Herbert, the Chargers new executive director of player performance. Herbert and Harbaugh’s key areas of focus during the offseason program will be the neck, shoulders, hips, hamstrings and ankles, with particular attention on trying to prevent concussions and soft tissue injuries. Just how we do everything, there’s a certain level of detail involved in that.” Herbert’s conditioning program and the buy-in from players was a key reason why Michigan had only three season-ending injuries in its run to the national championship.