Justin Herbert Health, Injury Updates & History

Diagnosed with a plantar fascia injury, he will wear a boot on his right foot for approximately two weeks. He is likely to miss the remainder of training camp and possibly all preseason games to ensure he is ready for the Week 1 game against the Raiders on Sept 8.

Herbert's season ended last year in Week 13 due to a fractured right index finger, but the injury was not deemed a long-term concern. The Oregon Ducks product was solid as the starter for the Chargers, throwing 20 touchdown passes in 13 games. Herbert is expected to be fully healthy to begin training camp.

Diagnosed with a fractured right index finger - likely out for season but return timetable will depend on type of fracture - not much reason to return this season for Chargers team well out of playoff contention - Easton Stick to play QB going forward

Questionable to return with a right index finger injury - index finger dominant grip means concern for accuracy issues if he is able to return - Easton Stick in the game - with the short week any effects on accuracy would likely linger into Thursday

Questionable to return with a right index finger injury - Easton Stick in the game - our staff is reviewing video to determine the severity

Was diagnosed with broken left middle finger after getting it caught in facemask of the opposing helmet W5 - returned to the game but had potential ball security issues - no surgery during Week 5 bye and looked good throwing the ball with splint W6

Analysis confirmed - diagnosed with broken left middle finger after getting it caught in facemask of opposing helmet - returned to game but potential ball security issues - could opt for surgery during Week 5 bye and would be able to play without splint in Week 6

By video, suffered left middle finger dislocation with bone possibly poking through the skin - splint indicates open dislocation - caused by left middle finger getting caught in facemask - back in game with potential ball security issues

Suffered a minor left hand injury while trying to make a tackle after throwing an interception - likely to return to game without issue

The former Oregon Duck required offseason surgery to repair his non-throwing shoulder. This injury should not affect his throwing ability or mobility.