Jim Harbaugh reveals where he wants Chargers to practice next after San Diego

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It was big news when the Los Angeles Chargers announced they would be holding practice in San Diego this offseason.
The move to hold practice in the city that was once home to the team may have been pushed by head coach Jim Harbaugh.
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Harbaugh recently told the media that he may have had some say in the Chargers practicing in their old home, but a stop in San Diego may not be the last for the team.
Jim Harbaugh said he may have had some say in Chargers returning to his old stomping grounds of USD to hold training camp practice in San Diego for first time in eight years. He says Chargers want to go to where fans are. Harbaugh wants to practice in Fresno — yes Fresno — next. pic.twitter.com/Uuv8NjXV8O
— Eric Williams (@eric_d_williams) June 10, 2025
The second year head coach told the media that he wants to take the team where the fans are. There's a joke in there about the team not having fans in Los Angeles, but we should probably move on from that.
Harbaugh mentioned that he would love to see the team practice in Fresno. A quick check of the map says that a trip to Fresno for the Chargers would be nearly a five hour journey. Does Fresno yearn for the yellow lightning bolt?
Whatever the case may be, Harbaugh is ready to take the show on the road. Maybe it would be like a real life version of 'A Bug's Life'. For now, the hardcore fans of San Diego will get their opportunity to welcome back their favorite team at least one more time.
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Tyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead.