For the Baltimore and Los Angeles coaches, the "Monday Night Football" matchup marks their first matchup since Super Bowl XLVII.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh praised his brother, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, ahead of a matchup between their teams on Monday

The third Harbaugh Bowl came capped off Week 12 in the NFL. John Harbaugh's Baltimore Ravens beat his brother Jim's Los Angeles Chargers 30–23 on Monday Night Football.

Ahead of the Chargers vs. Ravens matchup, John Harbaugh and his brother Jim Harbaugh talk about their last meeting at Super Bowl XLVII.

Many eyes will be on Monday's matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens as Jim and John Harbaugh are going head-to-head. However, it certainly won't be the first time the two brothers have faced off on a big stage.

One of these days, bro. One of these days. But not this time. Nah, bruh. On Monday, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh fell to 0-3 against his big brother, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh. Or 0-4, if you count John’s preseason victory over Jim’s San Francisco 49ers in 2014 along with the other wins that came in the regular season and then in Super Bowl XLVII.

Back in August, Jack Harbaugh stopped in town for a week to visit his son, Jim, on the eve of his first season as the Chargers Head Coach. Jack Harbaugh, a longtime football coach, sensed something big was on the horizon for the Bolts as he noticed his son's relaxed and happy demeanor.

Although the brothers are ultra-competitive, Ravens coach John Harbaugh had nothing but praise for Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh after improving to 3-0 against him.

After Jim Harbaugh answers questions about his brother, John reveals what was said between the two after the game.