Rams Safety: Chargers QB 'Throwing Deli Meat'

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, once highly lauded, is struggling this season, currently leading the NFL with 10 interceptions. This has drawn sharp criticism, with Rams safety Quentin Lake describing Herbert's throws as 'deli meat' and suggesting he was 'seeing ghosts.' These comments echo sentiments from Tom Brady, who previously called one of Herbert's interceptions a 'meatball sub.'

Herbert's performance has seen a decline, with his completion rate dropping to 61.8%, a significant decrease from his previous seasons. This inefficiency has fueled questions about his fit with offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. The Chargers currently stand at 0-7.

However, Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has publicly supported Herbert, refuting Lake's assessment. Harbaugh stated that he does not see Herbert 'seeing ghosts' and believes the quarterback performed his passing duties exceptionally well, aside from a couple of mistakes. Despite Harbaugh's backing, the team's winless record and Herbert's uncharacteristic turnovers continue to be a major concern.