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Justin Herbert fell to 0-5 on Sunday. He is the most sacked quarterback in the NFL and is also tied with Drake Maye for the most interceptions in the league this season.

Ian Van Roy outlines five hypothetical trade packages for the Los Angeles Chargers to move quarterback Justin Herbert prior to the November 10 deadline. The speculative proposals explore moving Herbert to teams seeking an established passer, including the Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans, Arizona Cardinals, and Minnesota Vikings, while acquiring various bridge quarterbacks or future draft assets in return.
The writer argues that potential returns could feature quarterbacks such as Jalen Hurts, Malik Willis, Cam Ward, Jacoby Brissett, or Kyler Murray. According to Van Roy, dealing Herbert would allow head coach Jim Harbaugh to reset the franchise's cap situation, groom younger talent, or acquire draft capital ahead of the 2027 NFL draft.
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