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Chargers Social Media Team Goes Off After Jim Harbaugh Hiring

All the best posts from the Chargers after hiring Jim Harbaugh.

Eva Geitheim

Chargers Social Media Team Goes Off After Jim Harbaugh Hiring
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There is no NFL social media team better suited to take advantage of the Jim Harbaugh hiring than the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers' social media team has become known for its clever posts, especially when it comes to events like the NFL schedule release. 

Upon the news that the Chargers hired Harbaugh, the Chargers' social media posts rolled in, starting with the Chargers posting a tweet of Harbaugh's classic phrase, "who's got it better than us!" They then changed their profile picture on X to a meme-worthy photo of Harbaugh.

Following the initial memes, the Chargers made a variety of posts in celebration of the hiring. Though the Chargers interviewed fifteen different candidates for their head coaching vacancy, Harbaugh seemed like the favorite for the majority of the hiring process. However, things appeared up in the air after the Atlanta Falcons scheduled a second interview with Harbaugh. Thankfully for Chargers fans, Los Angeles secured their new coach before the Falcons got the chance to interview again.

Here is a roundup of the rest of the best posts from the Chargers social media team after the hiring:

Overall, the memes echoed the excitement of the Chargers to bring in Harbaugh, who has had success at every head coaching stop from Stanford and Michigan to the San Francisco 49ers. With Harbaugh's track record, this move is expected to make the Chargers regular postseason contenders and challenge the Kansas City Chiefs as the leaders of the AFC West.

Now, it's time for Chargers fans to celebrate. 

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Eva Geitheim
EVA GEITHEIM

Eva graduated from UCLA in 2023 with a bachelor's degree in Communication. She has been covering college and professional sports since 2022.

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