Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh named ‘ most delusional coach’ in AFC West

Jim Harbaugh is entering his second season as the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. He led them to a record of 11-6, giving him a 55-25-1 mark in five seasons as an NFL head coach.

Harbaugh has also gone 5-4 in the postseason, making it to the Super Bowl while with the San Francisco 49ers.

In addition to his success in the NFL, Harbaugh has been excellent in the NCAA as well, even winning a national championship in his final season with Michigan. The reason for his success isn’t Xs and Os, however. At least not according Donte Whitner.

The former safety says Harbaugh is successful because he’s “the most delusional coach in the AFC West.”

”The reason Jim Harbaugh has success wherever he goes is, he’s very delusional. He gets the players and the coaches to buy into whatever he says, and then it comes to fruition on the field,” Whitner said on Up & Adams. “It’s not even really about Xs and Os with these guys. It’s about making the players believe they can do something extraordinary.”