Chargers QB Justin Herbert's struggles continued Monday night against the Cowboys, as he twice overthrew a wide-open Keenan Allen and also threw an interception with just over two minutes remaining in what was a one-score game.
Herbert has played in 38 one-score games since he entered the league in 2020, second most in the NFL over that span. Herbert has gone 18-20 in those games, four more than any other quarterback, but he also has the third-most losses.
On a fourth down in the first quarter, Allen made Bland fall with a quick double move that left him wide-open. Herbert overthrew Allen again. Herbert threw his arms in frustration, and Allen sat on his knees and stared at the Sofi Stadium ceiling, both realizing the missed opportunity in a game filled with them.
Herbert's throws to Allen were indeed bad misses where he had good protection from the offensive line, but that was far from the case all night.
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