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Justin Herbert hits unwanted NFL milestone after Week 8 loss to Rams

Things keep getting worse for Justin Herbert on the field.

Justin Herbert hits unwanted NFL milestone after Week 8 loss to Rams

Justin Herbert has reached an unwanted milestone in the NFL, holding the record for the most losses since 2020. With a 50-5 record since his debut in 2020, Herbert now tops the list of quarterbacks with the most losses in the decade. This milestone came after the Los Angeles Chargers suffered another loss in Week 8, falling to the Los Angeles Rams 24-9, keeping them winless on the season at 0-7.

The Chargers have become the only winless team remaining in the league. Herbert's performance in the loss was particularly disappointing, as he completed 24 of 32 passes for 257 yards, threw two interceptions, and failed to score a touchdown. The two interceptions were costly, both intercepted by Rams defenders. Herbert's struggles have been a consistent theme throughout his time in Los Angeles, despite individual success on some occasions.

The loss further highlights the struggles of Herbert and the Chargers, who have been unable to turn his production into wins. With seven losses already on the board this season, the Chargers will need a major turnaround to prevent Herbert's unwanted milestone from growing even larger over the remainder of the year.

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