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Rams defense ready for challenges Justin Herbert presents

Chris Shula and Aaron Donald know Justin Herbert is still dangerous despite his struggles this season.

As the Los Angeles Rams prepare to face the winless Los Angeles Chargers, their defense is acutely aware of the challenges posed by Chargers' quarterback Justin Herbert. Despite the Chargers' lack of overall offensive success, Herbert has proven to be a formidable opponent, keeping games close with his playmaking abilities. Defensively, Rams coordinator Chris Shula highlights the difficulty of stopping Herbert, describing him as tall, strong, and able to see and activate the entire field, a recipe for a high-powered offense.

The key to overcoming Herbert lies in disrupting his rhythm, with Rams defensive star Aaron Donald acknowledging the need to find ways to contain him, both with his arm and his legs. For the Rams, their path to victory hinges on keeping Herbert off balance, a task Shula and Donald both understand and are fully prepared to tackle.

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