Justin Herbert works on mechanics under Chargers' new coordinator
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 10:29 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is adapting to new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel's system ahead of the 2026 season. Herbert is focusing on refining his footwork and release time to achieve quicker throws, aiming for a benchmark of 2.4 seconds. During organized team activities (OTAs), he is participating in specific drills, using weighted balls to enhance his timing. McDaniel has analyzed Herbert's career throws and emphasized the importance of evolution in his play. Herbert's adjustments, along with improvements in the offensive line, position him for a productive season.
- •Herbert prioritizes footwork and timing under McDaniel's guidance.
- •McDaniel aims for the ball to be out in 2.4 seconds or less.
- •Herbert uses weighted balls during drills to improve mechanics.
- •Adjustments aim to maximize receiver performance after the catch.
- •OTAs are a critical period for Herbert's development ahead of the season.
- 10:29 PMYahoo Sports — How Chargers' Justin Herbert is adapting to Mike McDaniel's system
"Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert revealed the changes he's making ahead of the 2026 season.
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