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Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is currently not practicing due to a leg injury, which includes an ankle issue. Despite this setback, Herbert has shown resilience, having returned to lead his team to a comeback victory against the Falcons in Week 13. He is closing in on a significant career milestone, needing just 844 passing yards to match Peyton Manning's record for the most passing yards in the first five seasons of an NFL career.
- Herbert is dealing with a leg contusion and an ankle injury but is expected to play against Tampa Bay.
- His performance against the Falcons has put him in a position to break a significant passing record.
Justin Herbert | QB
Injury
Breakout
Week 13
147 pass yards
0- Not practicing due to a leg injury but likely to play against Tampa Bay.
- Surpassed Jameis Winston for second-most passing yards in first five seasons.
- Needs 844 yards to match Peyton Manning's record.
Los Angeles Chargers
- Chargers are relying on Herbert's leadership despite his injury.
- Team's performance hinges on Herbert's ability to play through injury.