Chargers' Jim Harbaugh provides health update going into Week 16

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Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh had nothing but positive things to say when asked about his heart condition ahead of his team’s Week 16 showdown with the Denver Broncos. 

Harbaugh, who had a medical scare earlier this season during a game against those same Broncos, said he’s still taking medication to keep his heart in proper rhythm and confirmed that an ablation procedure could still be in his future this offseason. 

"So far so good,” Harbaugh said. “Been taking medication, it's been keeping the heart rate in a good spot."

Harbaugh visited a cardiologist after the scare earlier this season and needed to wear a heart monitor for two weeks while taking medication. He had also confirmed around that time that he’s been battling an arrhythmia for years

While it was obvious to see the questions coming given the opponent and length of time since the medical scare, it’s nothing but good news to hear there are minimal concerns on this front for Harbaugh right now.

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