Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh calls Justin Herbert "one of the best of all time” and says his quarterback's competitive spirit equals Lamar Jackson of Ravens.

In a game script that leaned heavily into running the football, the Chargers were intent on letting Justin Herbert throw the ball 36 times. Meanwhile, J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards only combined for 17 carries against a porous Bengals run defense."

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh's love of Bolts quarterback Justin Herbert is no secret, but he continued his relentless praise of the

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert had a priceless reaction when he was seen being filmed before SNf.

Herbert has thrown for 1,608 yards (third-most among quarterbacks in that timespan), eight touchdowns and no interceptions in the last six games. The Chargers franchise quarterback deflected the credit for his play and praised the work of everyone else on offense that has made it happen.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert knows how important it is for his team to pick up a win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12 so that head coach Jim Harbaugh can best his brother, John, in a head-to-head encounter.

The Los Angeles Chargers offense has taken a massive step forward in recent weeks, and they are starting to sport a new look. After a run-first, run often, and run-heavy game plan to start the season,

Michael Irvin shares his thoughts on Jim Harbaugh’s approach with Justin Herbert and whether it’s the right fit for the Los Angeles Chargers.

In his Maller Monologue, Ben explains why Jim Harbaugh's praise over Justin Herbert doesn't mean as much as one would usually think.