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QB Justin Herbert injures leg in Los Angeles Chargers' win - ESPN

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert injured his lower right leg in Sunday's win over the Carolina Panthers.

He told reporters he would know more about the severity of the injury «in the coming days.» The injury happened in the third quarter when Herbert tried to escape the pocket but was pulled from behind by linebacker DJ Johnson and hit face-first by defensive end Jayden Peevy simultaneously, causing his lower body to get trapped under Johnson while Peevy hit him above.

Herbert lay on the field and walked off gingerly before entering a medical tent on the sideline, where he said trainers applied medical tape to the injury.

He didn't miss a snap and didn't specify where the injury was on his lower body, but said he had an MRI postgame. After his news conference, Herbert walked with a significant limp.

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