While it may seem like the Los Angeles Chargers are in uncharted territory after starting the 2026 NFL season 0-6, that's not quite the case. In fact, this isn't uncharted territory for the Chargers, Jim Harbaugh, or the duo together, as shocking as that may seem.

After Sunday's 22-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, another game where the offense showed very little life, the Chargers moving to 0-6 is something that hasn't happened since 2000. And in an absolutely strange tidbit revealed by Yahoo Sports, that 2000 season, when the Chargers were winless through six games, came with none other than Harbaugh at the helm.

It's the ultimate and most unfortunate "full circle" moment for Harbaugh. The 2000 season with the Chargers marked his final year as an NFL quarterback, and he played in just seven games, throwing for 1,416 yards, eight touchdowns and 10 interceptions over that span. For good measure, through the first six games of that year, Harbaugh officially had 1,397 yards, eight touchdowns and nine interceptions, as he only briefly played in the seventh game.