Rams' Quentin Lake Rips Justin Herbert for 'Throwing Deli Meat' in Video, 'He's Seeing Ghosts'
Key Points:
- Los Angeles Rams safety Quentin Lake criticized Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert's performance during their 24-9 win, describing his throws as weak and indicating Herbert appeared unsettled in the pocket.
- Herbert completed 24 of 32 passes for 257 yards but threw two interceptions, including one caused by Lake, highlighting his struggles in the game.
- Herbert currently leads the NFL with 10 interceptions and ranks last in QBR among qualified players, raising concerns about his fit within the Chargers' offensive scheme.
- An AFC executive expressed doubts about Herbert's comfort and effectiveness in the current offense, noting frequent missed reads and a need for potential changes to improve his performance.
- The Chargers may consider adjustments, such as firing offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel or altering the offensive scheme, to help Herbert regain confidence and effectiveness in the latter half of the season.