Union-Tribune columnist grades Chargers after their crushing 37-23 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Inglewood, dropping them to 4-3 and into second place
Justin Herbert’s fourth pass was terrible, forced and picked. He found himself suddenly down 14 in the La Inglewood Tar Pits, and he discovered dinosaurs when he fumbled it away and it became 17-0. He rose from the muck briefly, before sinking along with his teammates. Nurse doesn’t know if it’s his cracked rib cartilage, but for whatever reason, Justin hasn’t been close to himself in my classroom this month. He was his team’s best tackler, however.
Herbert mostly was given time to throw, but in the famous words of Pat Riley: “I’ve seen more pushing in the men’s room.”Jerry Tillery got his name called for the first time in weeks when he roughed the passer, leading to the second TD. He also jumped offside. Austin Johnson had a sack to stop the drive Herbert’s fumble created. Morgan Fox had a sack. Sebastian Joseph-Day got a safety. Chris Rumph went out.Kenneth Murray got a pick 3 minutes in thanks to Asante Samuel’s defensive gem.
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