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The Chargers Head Coach said Monday the X-rays on Herbert's finger came back negative and is 'good to go' moving forward.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh addressed the media on Monday following the team's Week 9 loss to the Houston Texans, which dropped them to 0-8. Harbaugh confirmed that quarterback Justin Herbert's hand X-rays came back negative and that he should be good to go for Week 10 against the Baltimore Ravens. Wide receiver Ladd McConkey is considered day-to-day after missing the game due to pregame back spasms.
Harbaugh emphasized that the Chargers remain committed to fighting through adversity despite their winless record entering the second half of the season. He also reviewed performance issues from Sunday's 44-point defensive collapse and offensive struggles, noting that Herbert endured a career-high eight sacks against Houston.
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