Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is active for Sunday’s game against the host Pittsburgh Steelers despite nursing a high-ankle sprain. Multiple media outlets reported Herbert is expected to start the game after he was seen jogging without a limp
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is active and will play in Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Herbert had been questionable with a right ankle injury sustained in last week’s victory over the Carolina Panthers. He
Week three of this NFL season features a lot of exciting matchups. One of the most anticipated games is between the two toughest teams in football this season. The Chargers and Steelers have found themselves at a 2-0 record by running the football down the field and playing hard-nosed defense.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert told reporters Friday that he sustained a high-ankle sprain in last weekend’s victory over the Carolina Panthers. Sporting a heavily taped right foot, Herbert said his ailing ankle was “not great” but noted that
The NFL season is in full effect and along with that is the fantasy football season. It is arguably the most pivotal point in fantasy football, as this is when owners can assess their teams and what changes need to be made. The Chargers are a team that has a lot of questions when it comes to their skill positions.
Points will likely come at a premium when the Pittsburgh Steelers welcome the visiting Los Angeles Chargers to town on Sunday afternoon. Opponents have yet to figure out how to break through against either team, with Los Angeles (2-0) allowing
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is trending toward playing against the host Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend. The question of Herbert’s status was raised for Sunday’s game on the heels of the Pro Bowl quarterback sustaining an ankle injury during
Both teams started slow, with the first score coming from a 29-yard receiving touchdown from Quentin Johnston. Cameron Dicker followed that up by uncharacteristically missing the PAT attempt, his first career miss within 50 yards. The offenses struggled until Quentin Johnston caught another touchdown, five yards to the end zone.
Justin Herbert threw two touchdown passes to Quentin Johnston, J.K. Dobbins rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown and the Los Angeles Chargers controlled most of the game in a 26-3 victory against the host Carolina Panthers on Sunday afternoon