Former NFL star Robert Griffin III faced backlash over his post about Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert in his loss to the Houston Texans.

The Los Angeles Chargers definitely need to add some more weapons for Justin Herbert this offseason, and they could do so in a variety of ways. The Chargers hav

Football analyst Emmanuel Acho continues his criticism of Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert after loss to the Houston Texans.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz defended quarterback Justin Herbert, who some claim blew their playoff game against the Texans.

Jayden Daniels' success as a rookie put even more attention on Herbert's shortcomings through five seasons in Los Angeles.

Hortiz named Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson and two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Peyton Manning as his two examples. Jim Harbaugh on Justin Herbert :“We did him a disservice.

Many fans of the team have had some less-than-positive things to say about the team's quarterback, Justin Herbert, who went 14-of-32 in the game and threw four interceptions. Herbert is being ...

Lamar Jackson and Justin Herbert shine in the AFC with unique playing styles. Jackson's agility and speed make him a dual-threat, while Herbert's size and arm strength support his passing accuracy. In 2024,

The Chargers basically replicated the Baltimore Ravens' backfield, bringing in both Dobbins and Gus Edwards last offseason. It's no surprise, as general manager Joe Hortiz wanted to familiarize his roster with players from Baltimore. Edwards was decent in 2024, rushing for 365 yards and four touchdowns in a limited role.

The Los Angeles Chargers are coming off a brutal loss in the Wild Card of the playoffs. This loss has Chargers fans either in need of a break from the team or for excitement to build off of to go into the 2025 season.

For 10 of the 14 teams to make it to the 2025 NFL Playoffs, the dream of playing in Super Bowl 59 is already dead. Whether by blowout or heartbreaker, contenders like the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams have all seen their hopes of a homecoming parade dashed.

What's next for Houston and Baltimore after their playoff losses, plus offseason outlooks as teams look to the combine, free agency and the NFL draft.