Chargers' Star QB Justin Herbert Faces Hand Surgery Hurdle

Justin Herbert, the star quarterback for the Los Angeles Chargers, had surgery on his left hand. This happened after he hurt himself during a game against the Carolina Panthers. The injury occurred when he was tackled by Jeremy Chinn, a defensive back for the Panthers. His hand hit the ground hard, causing a fracture. Despite the injury, Herbert showed his toughness. He threw a touchdown pass right after the incident. However, he had to leave the field for a short time to get his hand treated. The team put a hard cast on it and gave him a glove for protection. Herbert came back to the game and finished it strong. The Chargers are now looking ahead to their next game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Herbert's availability for that game is still uncertain. The team says his return is day-to-day, and they will decide later in the week if he can play. Herbert himself is hopeful that he will be ready to go. This injury is a reminder of the physical toll that football can take on players. Even the toughest athletes can get hurt. It's important for teams to manage these situations carefully to ensure their players can recover fully.