Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh publicly criticized quarterback Justin Herbert on Monday, urging the young signal‑caller to “be better.”
Harbaugh’s comment is notable because it is a rare instance of a head coach addressing a player’s performance in a public forum rather than keeping such feedback internal.
Herbert, the Chargers’ first‑round pick in 2020 and a two‑time Pro Bowl selection, has been the centerpiece of the team’s offense since entering the league.
The Chargers have struggled this season, with the offense facing increased scrutiny as the team works to find consistency.
Harbaugh’s remarks underscore the heightened expectations placed on Herbert as the Chargers aim to improve their performance and compete more effectively in the upcoming weeks.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>