Since the Chargers drafted Justin Herbert in 2020, they are 30-30. In those 60 games, the Chargers have scored 1,508 points and given up 1,507 points.

@Nurgle · 1 year ago

Since the Chargers drafted Justin Herbert in 2020, they are 30-30. In those 60 games, the Chargers have scored 1,508 points and given up 1,507 points.

@Thteven · 1 year ago

When reached for comment, Mr. Herbert said “all I know is my gut says maybe”.

@Nastybutler · 1 year ago

@TheLameSauce · 1 year ago

I know it’s not a situation unique to the Chargers, but since drafting Herbert how many games have they had their QB1, RB1, WR1, or WR2 injured?

@Fleamo · edit-2 1 year ago

Chargers are the best argument for legit curses in the NFL. Even like the Bills Drought era ended when they got a franchise QB.

Chargers went from franchise QB to franchise QB, building what seems like stacked team after stacked team, and they never seem even particularly close to a Super Bowl.

There was that one season the Chargers had the number 1 offense and number 1 defense and didn’t make the playoffs. Peak Chargers. Destined for hopeful Octobers and sad Januarys forever.

Since the Chargers drafted Justin Herbert in 2020, they are 30-30. In those 60 games, the Chargers have scored 1,508 points and given up 1,507 points.

Since the Chargers drafted Justin Herbert in 2020, they are 30-30. In those 60 games, the Chargers have scored 1,508 points and given up 1,507 points.

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