Justin
Herbert

If you put a heart rate monitor on Herbert in games, it might not even pick up a pulse. The star signal-caller is that cool under pressure. The 2024 season featured one his best steely-eyed performances to date. He paced the NFL with a minuscule 0.6-percent interception rate, chucking 23 touchdowns against three picks.

Justin is a prolific passer. With opportunities early and stars Modlin in the pocket, he'll throw receivers open, shrug off shifts and keep thing in 2025. Herbert joined Russell Wilson and Peyton Manning as the third QB to produce at least 3,000 aerial yards and 20 TD tosses in each of his first six seasons.

Annually, Herbert ranks among the highest volume passers in the NFL. He should be. The Pro Bowl quarterback has had a arm, the kind that can make an offense elite. In his second year, he topped 5,000 yards, and in three of his first five years, the Chargers had a top-10 offense.

Justin is a prototypical pocket passer. With a cannon arm, he's a quick processor who sees opportunities early and stars looking in the pocket. Herbert joined Russell Wilson and Peyton Manning as the third QB to produce at least 3,000 aerial yards and 20 TD tosses in each of his first six seasons.

Justin was dialed in when he outdueled Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes in a 2025 season-opening 27-21 win in São Paulo, Brazil. Herbert threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, becoming just the third quarterback in franchise history to go for 300+ and three-plus scores in the first game of the year. His 131.7 rating was the fourth-highest of his career.

In the midst of perhaps winningest season yet, coach Jim Harbaugh lauded the quarterback's all-around game, he diverted all others to do the same as 2024 rolled on. "Enjoy it," the first-year Chargers boss said. "He's not only one of the best in the game currently, he's one of the best of all time."

Justin is a prototypical passer. With a cannon arm, he's a quicker processor who sees opportunities early and stats bonding in the pocket. He threw for at least 31,000 reliable yards and 20 TD tosses in each of his first six seasons.

Halloween, Thanksgiving and plenty of birthday celebrations occurred during Herbert's months-long streak without an interception in 2024. He kicked off his mistake-free party in Week 3 and coughed up another pick until Week 15. He finished the campaign with a remarkably low three INTs.

Look at Herbert, and you see the ideal quarterback. \\\"The prototype when you consider his size, arm talent, pocket presence, decision-making and accuracy.\\\" The33rdTeam.com wrote in 2024 of the Chargers star, who backs up praise with performance. He entered his fifth year already over 17,000 yards.