Justin Herbert delivered one of the toughest, grittiest performances we’ve seen from any quarterback this season — and Trey Wingo is here to break down why Monday night changed everything about the conversation around him. Playing with a broken left hand, behind one of the most depleted offensive lines in football, Herbert refused to let the Chargers lose in a wild overtime win against the Philadelphia Eagles. This wasn’t a stat game. It wasn’t clean. It wasn’t pretty. It was pure toughness and competitive fire — the kind of performance you only get from someone who is absolutely a football guy. Herbert was sacked seven times, hit constantly, pressured all night, and still found ways to extend plays, make critical throws, and run the ball in moments when the Chargers had no other answers. Trey dives into how Herbert’s willingness to put his body on the line — repeatedly — revealed something deeper than numbers ever could. This is the game that finally ends every lingering doubt anyone...