Justin Herbert - Bolts Franchise QB Official Discussion

[like54ninjas]

“Coach Lynn’s been awesome,” Herbert said. “Him and I, we’ve gotten really close over these past couple of months. He’s always out on the field and whether he’s helping the running backs, the offensive line, the quarterbacks — he’s been doing a great job of stepping into our meetings and telling us exactly what he wants and how he wants it done. He’s a leader and this team follows him and I really believe in him.”

[Boltjolt]

There you have it. He wasn't concerned with the yardage record, called it more an offensive award had he got it and tried to stay away from the talk of it.

Player wasn't concerned but some fans here are pissed at Lynn lol.

I recall LT being asked about studying in to break some marks a D he also said he didn't care and let Turner fkr example get some Playing time.

Herbert..... You got to love his attitude

[richpjr]

There you have it. He wasn't concerned with the yardage record, called it more an offensive award had he got it and tried to stay away from the talk of it.

Player wasn't concerned but some fans here are pissed at Lynn lol.

I recall LT being asked about studying in to break some marks a D he also said he didn't care and let Turner fkr example get some Playing time.

Herbert..... You got to love his attitude

Of course it’s the fans that want the record. We love our shiny new toy and think that Lynn has a Ferrari and drives it like a Corolla.

[Velo]

There you have it. He wasn't concerned with the yardage record, called it more an offensive award had he got it and tried to stay away from the talk of it.

Player wasn't concerned but some fans here are pissed at Lynn lol.

I recall LT being asked about studying in to break some marks a D he also said he didn't care and let Turner fkr example get some Playing time.

Herbert..... You got to love his attitude

Herbert set so many rookie records this season, the yardage record is kind of meaningless. I don't think it's a good idea for a coaching staff to call plays to set records. You coach to win, and going run-heavy late in the 4th, with Justin Jackson having good success toting the ball, is how you close out wins.

[Boltgang74]

Game was already over.Lynn could and should have let Herbert air it out to break Luck's record.One last fuck you on his way out the door.Thats fine though cuz thats exactly how I wanna forget him.

[like54ninjas]

[like54ninjas]

[Boltdiehard]

That is awesome keep them coming. This kid is something else.

[gzubeck]

Eatin this shit up with a Big spoon! LOL! Boy did we dodge a bullet with Tua.

[Velo]

Eatin this shit up with a Big spoon! LOL! Boy did we dodge a bullet with Tua.

I have no animosity toward Tua, but I've been enjoying this stuff too.

[like54ninjas]

Offensive rookie of the year: Justin Herbert

Posted by Myles Simmons on January 6, 2021, 3:00 PM EST

USA Today Sports

Philip Rivers was the Chargers’ starting quarterback for 14 years and never missed a start. But when his contract expired following the 2019 season, it was clear that Rivers departing the organization was in everybody’s best interest.

So the Chargers drafted his replacement at No. 6 overall. The initial idea was to let the young quarterback sit and learn behind veteran Tyrod Taylor as he acclimated to the league.

But things changed quickly. Taylor’s lung was punctured during a pregame painkilling injection for his injured ribs in Week 2.

Justin Herbert took over and never looked back.

In 15 games, Herbert set a new standard for performances by a rookie quarterback. He completed 66.6 percent of his passes for 4,336 yards with 31 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. He added 234 yards rushing with five rushing touchdowns.

He set rookie records for total touchdowns (36), passing touchdowns (31), completions (396), multi-passing touchdown games (10), games with 300 yards passing (eight), and three-passing touchdown games (six). He was just 39 yards short of Andrew Luck’s rookie record of 4,374 yards passing.

Herbert’s performance has led PFT to name him our offensive rookie of the year for 2020.

There were other strong contenders for the honor. Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson set a new rookie record for receiving yards, reaching 1,400 on the season. His performance made both Minnesota and Buffalo winners in the offseason trade that sent Stefon Diggs to the Bills.

And Buccaneers right tackle Tristan Wirfs was instrumental in Tampa Bay reaching the playoffs. The 13th overall pick out of Iowa, he played every offensive snap in his first year as quarterback Tom Brady was sacked just 21 times.

But Herbert’s record-setting season takes the prize. Whoever the Chargers hire as their next head coach will take the job knowing there’s a franchise quarterback in place.

[BoltUp InLA]

Impressive!! Did you create that video yourself?