The Los Angeles Chargers were quiet at the NFL trade deadline despite perceived needs at positions around Justin Herbert such as wide receiver and tight end. But if nothing else, the offense around Herbert is about to get stronger anyway.

The Chargers have been forced to lean into Herbert in the passing game by necessity. They are struggling to run the ball consistently. The Chargers rank 28th in rushing success rate, according to TruMedia. Of their 203 designed rushes on the season, 20.2 percent have gone for zero or negative yards, according to TruMedia.

Here are the key trends and stats you need to know about Justin Herbert and his player prop bet options. He’ll take the field Sunday starting at 4:05 PM ET on FOX. This Week 10 matchup

The playoff push continues for the Los Angeles Chargers when they host the Tennessee Titans. An emerging Justin Herbert and ferocious top-10 defense leads Los Angeles — winner of three of their last four games. Struggling to close games, the Titans made ...

Justin Herbert has a way of making the Chargers offense right. Los Angeles stalled out in the red zone on their first two scoring drives, settling for two field goals from Cameron Dicker. The Chargers threatened on their fourth drive of the game quickly,