Jason Nammour

We'll get em next year

[Dan W. @DanWSports]

#Chargers OC Mike McDaniel says Justin Herbert is capable of making the incredible plays, but sometimes coaches can rely too heavily on it. MM says he wants to focus on easy, low-cost, high-reward completions, as it can be taxing on a player to have to be incredible too often.👀

[pinkpanther @pinkpanther4056]

Another disappointing Chargers season, eventually I blame myself. I could have done something with my life, instead I bolt up every year like a fucking retard

[Jason Burns @jburnsey88]

@BoltUpYo Rematch vs Jacksonville in the playoffs…

[Steven Patton @PattonAnalytics]

Four quarterbacks are responsible for 60%+ of their sacks:

Josh Allen
Aaron Rodgers
Dillon Gabriel
Kirk Cousins

[Qsama bin Johnston @QsamaBJohnston]

Chargers need to trade Justin Herbert for Bo Nix. Herbert deserves better and Bo Nix deserves worse.

[Charjão 🇧🇷⚡️ @ChargerBrasil]

Los Angeles 7-5

The Chargers blew a 23-point, as Bye Week storms back to win 29–27 after a 4th-quarter meltdown.
— Herbert got sacked 13 times and threw 3 INTs.
— C Bradley Bozeman allowed 6 sacks, 11 QB hits and 22 QB pressures.
— WR Ladd McConkey was spotted in a walking boot after the game.
— Head coach Jim Harbaugh said he was proud of what the team showed tonight despite the loss, adding, “I believe we’re on the right track.”

[pinkpanther @pinkpanther4056]

bury me underneath Qualcomm Stadium where my ancestors rest

[DMac Wake @DMacWake316]

lol 3rd time this year I’ve seen this meme and I honestly laugh every time

[Qsama bin Johnston @QsamaBJohnston]

Injury update: I (mental health) am questionable to off myself

[💡 @ChargersRuined]

He got his best friend back I could cry

[Qsama bin Johnston @QsamaBJohnston]

Chargers under “Super Bowl aspirations”

[pinkpanther @pinkpanther4056]

We suck but the Dolphins suck more

[Ryan DePaul @RyanDePaul]

To the talking heads who have pulled a switch-up regarding Justin Herbert:

It's nauseating.

For years, you people tripped over yourselves to bury Herbert. You mocked his “empty stats.” You said he wasn’t a “winner.” You nitpicked his every throw as if dissecting greatness would make it disappear. You shrugged off his talent, you wrote him off as a “social media quarterback,” and you acted like he was some mirage propped up by hype.

And now? Now that he finally has a competent coach and a semblance of support around him, you’ve flipped the script. Suddenly the same plays you ignored are “incredible.” The same stat lines you sneered at as “meaningless” are “MVP-caliber.” The exact same quarterback you dismissed is now “everything we thought he could be.”

Here’s the truth you won’t admit: Justin Herbert hasn’t changed—you have. He’s been this guy since Day 1. The only difference now is that the dysfunction around him isn’t so loud that you can hide behind it. You spent years ignoring that he was dragging broken rosters and surviving incompetent coaching. And now that the excuses are gone, you’re scrambling to rewrite history and pretend you were believers all along.

But we remember. We remember the hit pieces, the lazy narratives, the “he’s not clutch” talking points, the endless slander every time his defense blew a lead or his line collapsed. You weren’t just wrong—you were aggressively, loudly, stubbornly wrong. And instead of owning it, you’re trying to rebrand yourselves as if you always knew, or he changed.

So, let’s be clear: Herbert didn’t suddenly become elite. He’s been that guy all along. The only thing that changed was how long it took you to admit you were wrong.

[pinkpanther @pinkpanther4056]

I lied put your clothes back on, we’re playing Rummikub

[Jason Nammour @JasonNammour]

@jfn0802 @tacobell 0% apparently

[Los Angeles Chargers @chargers]

philip rivers forever.