Chargers' Justin Herbert struggles in 2026 with notable turnover issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 12:55 AM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026
Justin Herbert's challenging 2026 season continues as the Chargers are currently winless at 0-7. Herbert has thrown 10 touchdowns but matched that total with 10 interceptions in just seven games. He has also set a franchise record with nine consecutive starts without multiple touchdowns, a statistic overshadowing his early career success. Additionally, Herbert is the only quarterback with an interception in each game this season, placing him among only four NFL quarterbacks to start a season 0-7 while throwing an interception in each game. The Chargers' offense is seeking improvement as questions arise about offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel's role amidst the team's struggles.
- •Chargers currently hold a 0-7 record in 2026.
- •Herbert has thrown 10 touchdowns and 10 interceptions this season.
- •He has nine consecutive starts without multiple touchdowns.
- •Herbert is the only QB with an interception in every game this season.
- •He joins an exclusive group of QBs starting 0-7 with an interception in each game.
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"Whether it's all on his shoulders or not, it's been a brutal season for Chargers QB Justin Herbert.
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