SAN DIEGO — In their first two games under NFL playcaller/designer Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and teammates looked far more comfortable than Justin Herbert and Co. have appeared with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Justin Herbert is no prototype. Dan Quinn's Commanders tenure is probably over. Here are Ralph Vacchiano's top takeaways from Week 2.

Madison Beer has unexpectedly been pulled into the conversation surrounding Justin Herbert’s ugly 0-2 start with the Chargers, with frustrated fans blaming his high-profile relationship and Michael Irvin joining in.

Two games into the season, the returns aren't promising for the Chargers and quarterback Justin Herbert under new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. Herbert struggled for the second straight week on his home field — this time in front of a hostile crowd — as Los Angeles fell to 0-2 with its second 26-14 loss this season,

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert completed 15 of 27 passes for 192 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions in Week 2

The Las Vegas Raiders took down the Los Angeles Chargers with a 26-14 final score on Sunday, intercepting Justin Herbert twice.

The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-2 for the first time in three seasons. Some fans believe that one person is responsible, even though they don't touch the field.

Madison Beer had something to celebrate during the Los Angeles Chargers’ showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders. The singer was spotted enjoying the game as Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert found the end zone with a touchdown pass, and Beer celebrated the moment.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky responded after being confronted for his controversial opinion involving Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert.

Justin Herbert expressed his team's anger level following the Chargers loss to the Raiders in Week 2, seeing them start 0-2 to start the season. The post Justin Herbert Reveals Anger Level Following Chargers Loss to Raiders appeared first on HEAVY.