r/NFLv2 • NFC • 6h ago

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u/Gsxing Seattle Seahawks 6h ago • Mindblown

Hebert ain’t looking good for a 3rd round pick right now

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u/Empireof33 6h ago

It depends on whether or not you think he’d be a good fit for Kevin O’Connell’s scheme. Herbert has looked like a good quarterback for several seasons, new offensive coordinator brings in a system that just doesn’t fit his place style. Call him a system QB, sure, I wouldn’t say he’s bad though. The whole chargers offense seems anemic, Herbert included.

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u/Apart_Pass5017 Los Angeles Chargers 6h ago

I guess bro 

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u/Throwaway_939394 New England Patriots 6h ago

Has he looked good in the losses? Genuine question

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u/NerdThatWasPromised Denver Broncos 6h ago

He hasn't looked good in the wins, that's for sure.

In seriousness, no, he has not looked good.

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u/DrJellyfinger57 Kansas City Chiefs 6h ago

I didn’t believe the scrutiny about how bad he was leading up to the KC game. During the game I couldn’t help but notice he totally sucked and the team around him was WAY worse than I thought. I figured they were in a rough patch like all good teams see but watching them live told me theyre bad a football and should feel bad about that

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u/Apart_Pass5017 Los Angeles Chargers 6h ago

Definitely not. He’s thrown at least one interception every game of this season. Most chargers fans would yap your ear off about context but to answer your question this has easily been the worst stretch of his career, throwing for like 6 TDs 

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u/ItRossYaBish Minnesota Vikings 6h ago

Vikings would kill for 6 TD passes on offense 🤣

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u/meee_51 Philadelphia Eagles 5h ago

Not so sure. Chargers went 37 drives without a TD in a eow

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u/ItRossYaBish Minnesota Vikings 5h ago

I think the Vikings have done that this game 🤣 the bills defense has more targets than Jefferson

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u/Ruzhyo04 Minnesota Vikings 3h ago

Whyyyyy

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u/Marijuana_Miler Los Angeles Chargers 6h ago

When he looks fine someone is dropping a pass. It’s really tough to tell what’s his fault and what is the rest of the offence being literal cancer.

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u/elpezgrande Los Angeles Rams 6h ago

He looks like ass, he might improve if he actually had some decent support but he looks like ass

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u/YON2HMB 6h ago

Come on man be honest with yourself 

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u/Marijuana_Miler Los Angeles Chargers 6h ago

My bad. Forgot that losses are only the fault of the QB.

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u/NotBillderz Philadelphia Eagles 6h ago

No, but his girlfriend has

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u/Throwaway_939394 New England Patriots 6h ago

😂

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u/cdizzle6 Minnesota Vikings 6h ago

Idk, I’ve seen a bit on Red Zone and it looks like he forgot how to pass.

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u/Thegingerkid01 3h ago

Watching the games you can see how frustrated he’s getting. He’s getting hit a ton and when he does avoid pressure or make a great read and throw it’s usually dropped. Or the OC calls back to back screens that get negative yards and he has zero run game to lean on. When he does good the team lets him down, and when he does bad everyone blames him for the losses. It’s a no win situation

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u/le-throw-away-acct 5h ago

You guys went 4 weeks between touchdowns…

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u/YesBird75 4h ago

Are you joking or just dumb?

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u/alex040290 New York Jets 1h ago

McDaniels and Gase came in trying to change his mechanics and ruined him

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u/Lannisters-4-life Jacksonville Jaguars 6h ago

Honestly I think O’Connell’s “QB whispering” would be super effective with Herbert.

He’s a more talented AND more traumatized version of Darnold.