After their 23-17 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, the Los Angeles Chargers have a lot of problems.
Quarterback Justin Herbert is not only one of them, but he is starting to climb to the top of the list.
If he was not already there.
Herbert’s staggering regression continued on Sunday with yet another fourth quarter collapse that contributed to their latest loss and their 0-5 start.
Justin Herbert continues to trend in the wrong direction
The final numbers from Herbert’s days paint an ugly enough picture.
He completed just 14-of-24 passes for only 141 yards, was sacked five times, fumbled twice, losing one of them, and then threw an interception that was gift-wrapped to Broncos defensive back Brandon Jones.
But when you actually look at the mistakes, and the situations they came in, it all becomes even worse.
