The Chargers are off to a nightmare start in 2026, and Justin Herbert is no exception.
The 28-year-old quarterback has been rather underwhelming, to say the least, and after Sunday's loss, he lands in rough company.
Herbert is one of two quarterbacks to start the season with sub-60% completion rate and multiple interceptions this season.
QBs with a sub-60% completion rate and multiple interceptions this season:
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Cooper Rush
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Herbert and Falcons' Cooper Rush are the only two who land in that category.
The Chargers quarterback has been abysmal, posting a 59.3% completion percentage, two touchdowns, three interceptions, and a passer rating of 71.6.
Herbert has a career completion percentage of 66.4%. At this rate,
Herbert's 59.3% will be a career low.
Los Angeles sits at 0-2 to start the season. And while 0-2 is daunting in itself, it's how they've gotten there.
The Chargers look flat and soft on all three phases, especially on offense. The offense led by Mike McDaniel was expected to revolutionize that side of the ball; under Herbert, it's been dormant at best.
The Chargers offense had a ton of miscues against the Raiders. Nothing looked right or smooth throughout the 60-minute contest.
Things look bleak for the Chargers, and the next few weeks provide no hope at all.
This article originally appeared on Chargers Wire: Chargers' Justin Herbert finds himself in unwanted quarterback company
