Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert threw two interceptions in a loss to the Los Angeles Rams, drawing sharp criticism from Rams safety Quentin Lake. Speaking on the "St. Brown Podcast," Lake said Herbert "was throwing deli meat" and claimed the quarterback is "seeing ghosts" on the field.
Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh disagreed with Lake's assessment, defending his quarterback's performance. The comments came after the Chargers' defeat, which featured Herbert's two interceptions.
The remarks highlight the intense rivalry between the two Los Angeles teams and the scrutiny Herbert faces as the Chargers' franchise quarterback. Harbaugh's defense of Herbert signals the organization's continued confidence in the former first-round pick despite the turnover-prone performance.
