Justin Herbert shines at Chargers training camp in San Diego
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 11:30 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Justin Herbert displayed remarkable skill at Chargers training camp on August 4, showcasing quick and precise throws that troubled the defense. Herbert effectively dictated the pace of play, leaving the defensive unit frustrated, as noted by safety Derwin James. However, the practice also included a scare when left tackle Rashawn Slater exited for medical evaluation before returning to the sidelines. Herbert’s performance, combined with the arrival of coach Mike McDaniel, raises expectations for the team as they aim to improve their playoff success.
- •Herbert had a standout practice at Chargers training camp.
- •Slater was evaluated for an injury but returned to the sidelines.
- •Herbert's next steps include building on this performance despite past playoff challenges.
- •Chargers look to improve under head coach Jim Harbaugh in year three.
- 11:30 PMYahoo Sports — Justin Herbert lights up Chargers defense, zero room for excuses any longer
"chargers mike mcdaniel jim harbaugh justin herbertSAN DIEGO – The imagination runs wild when Justin Herbert starts cooking like he did Tuesday at Chargers training camp. The ball jumps out...
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