In the quiet aftermath of a preseason loss that will not appear in the final standings, Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh confronted something that troubles him far more than a score: the choice not to try. When punter JK Scott declined to attempt a tackle during an 83-yard return, Harbaugh saw not a failed effort but an absent one — a distinction that, for a coach who prizes commitment above almost all else, carries a weight that transcends any single play.
Harbaugh Rips Punter Scott for Not Attempting Tackle on 80-Yard Return
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