Silver And Black Pride on Justin Herbert

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Overall, I thought he did everything he could against the Cardinals until he threw that interception. It made no sense. It was so bad that I don't think anyone can get behind the decision...Right now, Herbert has the majority of the fan base behind him. If more games like Sunday continue to stack up, then I have to acknowledge that support may fade faster than expected.
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Herbert's 'now or never' season clouded by uncharacteristic INT and offensive dysfunction.

Chargers QB faced a 'now or never' season heading into 2025 with expectations to return to video game numbers like 2020-2022 under Mike McDaniel. However, Week 1 loss to Cardinals raised concerns about whether that's 'on the table anymore.' Michael Peterson noted Herbert threw an uncharacteristic interception on a small receiver who was double-covered with plenty of time and no pressure—a decision so bad it 'seriously looked like another quarterback was on the field.' While Herbert normally takes care of what he can control and retains majority fan support, Peterson warned that 'if more games like Sunday continue to stack up, then I have to acknowledge that support may fade faster than expected.'

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