**Chargers’ Head Coach Jim Harbaugh Leaves Game Due to Illness, Returns Briefly**

In a surprising turn of events in Denver, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh departed from the sideline early during Sunday’s face-off with the Denver Broncos. The team reported that Harbaugh was dealing with an illness, placing his return to the game in doubt.

Jim Harbaugh initially sought medical attention in the team's medical tent before being escorted to the locker room by trainers. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his condition, the coach made a brief return to the sideline later in the game. During his absence, defensive coordinator Jesse Minter took over the head coaching responsibilities.

On the field, the Chargers managed to secure a 3-0 lead against the Broncos, thanks to a pivotal interception by safety Elijah Molden and a successful field goal by kicker Cameron Dicker on their first offensive drive. The team’s resilience shone through despite the temporary absence of their head coach.

As the game progressed, the team's focus remained unwavering, underlining their determination to perform well even in challenging circumstances.