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Los Angeles Chargers won again on Sunday as they beat AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders with a 31-14 score. Chargers Coach Jim Harbaugh revealed that quarterback Justin Herbert has broken a hand bone in the left hand of his non-throwing arm. He will have surgery on Monday. Herbert hurt his hand during the Chargers first drive. The touchdown by Quentin Johnston was 10 yards. The Raiders’ safety Jeremy Chinn smashed Herbert in the hand, but he seemed to be okay.
After the first scoring drive, Herbert left the sideline to jog into the locker room. Trey Lance was the quarterback for L.A.’s next drive. Herbert wore a protective glove when he returned to the game on that same drive.
Herbert completed 15 out of 20 passes, resulting in 151 yards and two touchdowns. He also had one interception. Herbert passed Dan Marino to become the NFL’s third-most prolific passer (23,935) during the first six seasons. Los Angeles’ rushing attack was a major factor in its victory Sunday. Kimani Vidal, Jaret Patton and their combined 180 yards and 2 touchdowns were all accounted for by the two.
When will Herbert be back? It’s unclear at this time, but Herbert told reporters that he is treating the week like he was playing. This according to ESPN. The Chargers will play the Eagles, who are currently the Super Bowl champions in just eight days on “Monday night”. Football.” Herbert will be adamant to play and will wear a protective device to protect his injured hand. However, it is possible that Lance will make his L.A. debut in Week 14.
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