Jim Harbaugh: Justin Herbert had one of the grittiest performances I've seen on Sunday
The Chargers are 0-4, but the coach has not lost any confidence in his quarterback.
On Sunday, Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert delivered a performance filled with grit and determination, according to head coach Jim Harbaugh. Despite throwing two interceptions and losing a fumble, Herbert continued to fight through some hard hits, leading the team to three long scoring drives in the second half. However, the Chargers ultimately fell to the Seahawks with a score of 30-23, leaving the team at 0-4 on the season.
Harbaugh praised Herbert's competitive spirit, stating that it is the epitome of what he admires in a quarterback. He emphasized that there is no player he has coached who he respects or loves more for his competitive nature. Harbaugh has previously expressed his belief that Herbert will be remembered as the greatest quarterback of all time and remains an enthusiastic supporter of his current performance.
While Harbaugh acknowledged that four sacks taken by Herbert were a problem, he emphasized that the issue lies with the rest of the team to better protect him. Despite the Chargers' current struggles, Harbaugh is confident in their ability to keep fighting and growing as a team.
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