Justin Herbert Health, Injury Updates & History

Reaggravated his right high ankle sprain in the first half of today's game, stayed in the game but with a big lead, the Chargers may not pass as much in the second half

The right high ankle sprain hasn't worsened, but the team may still opt to start Taylor Heinicke in Week 4. Despite Herbert playing through the injury last week, he didn’t finish the game. Chargers have a bye in Week 5, giving Herbert extra time to heal and return fully healthy for the rest of the season.

Aggravated his previous high ankle sprain, left stadium after game in walking boot, had x-rays done, but will likely be negative, he will be monitored throughout the week to see if he can be available next with

Sacked in 3Q with defender landing on right ankle, same ankle that is nursing a high ankle issue, likely dealing with soreness and should return back to the game when Chargers receive ball

Was reportedly “extremely limited” in practice on Friday, the ankle injury he sustained in Week 2 may hinder his mobility, but he is expected to play Week 3 against the Steelers

Per head coach Jim Harbaugh, the ankle injury Herbert sustained this past Sunday is “feeling much better”, it remains to be seen at this time if he will play this week, Easton Stick will get the start if Herbert is unable to go, but he will continue to be monitored

Was checked out in the medical tent on the sidelines during Sunday's game with a leg injury but did not miss a snap, today head coach Jim Harbaugh said Herbert took x-rays and the results were negative, he will continue to be evaluated throughout the week

Justin Herbert's plantar fasciitis issue shouldn't be a problem despite missing all of the preseason, it is considered to be a minimal injury, the biggest concern is a lack of practice time during the week as the season progresses but overall Justin Herbert is a full go to start the regular season.

During the telecast of the Charger's final preseason game, broadcaster Dan Fouts stated “He [Herbert] told me last night that his right foot has healed completely and is no longer an issue.” he has been practicing despite not playing in any of the teams preseason games, he will be ready for Week 1

Following practice on August 1, 2024, Justin Herbert was diagnosed with a plantar fascia injury in his right foot. He has been placed in a walking boot and will likely be held out until the regular season starts. While he is expected to be ready for Week 1, there is concern that missed practice time could result in disruptions to the continuity of the Chargers' offense.