Justin Herbert’s pursuit of perfection rooted in being ‘my best for these guys’
LA TimesIt is a routine that’s anything but routine, Justin Herbert hanging around after most of his teammates have left the practice field to throw more passes. Asked why he feels such a commitment, Herbert said, “I think that’s just part of playing quarterback.” Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert looks to pass against the Denver Broncos on Jan. 2. Herbert said he feels like he has taken proper care of his arm to date and made reference to icing down after the Chargers’ joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday. If I go out there and work as hard as I can on every single rep … I could fail and still be proud of myself.” Offensive line bounces back After a particularly rough practice Wednesday trying to protect Herbert, the Chargers’ offensive front rebounded with a more encouraging performance Thursday. Other observations from Thursday’s practice On the first play of 11-on-11, Herbert underthrew Mike Williams, who was open on a deep route, and the ball was nearly intercepted by Dallas cornerback DaRon Bland.