Justin Herbert Set to Play Despite Hand Injury: Week 14 Inactives

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is set to play Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles despite recovering from a hand injury. Herbert underwent successful surgery last week for a broken bone in his left hand, which he sustained during Week 13 against the Las Vegas Raiders. His determination to return was evident in his …

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Justin Herbert Set to Play Despite Hand Injury: Week 14 Inactives

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is set to play Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles despite recovering from a hand injury. Herbert underwent successful surgery last week for a broken bone in his left hand, which he sustained during Week 13 against the Las Vegas Raiders. His determination to return was evident in his optimistic remarks earlier this week.

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Justin Herbert’s Injury Update

Herbert confirmed his plans to play, stating, “Yeah, that’s the plan. To prepare as if I’m going to play.” His return is a significant boost for the Chargers as they look to secure a win in prime time.

Additional Active Players

Alongside Herbert, rookie running back Omarion Hampton has been activated to the 53-man roster and will also be available for the game. Other players making their return include:

  • Defensive lineman Otito Ogbonnia (elbow injury)
  • Running back Hassan Haskins (hamstring injury)

Week 14 Inactive List

For the matchup against the Eagles, several players have been listed as inactive:

  • Tight end Tyler Conklin
  • Offensive tackle Austin Deculus
  • Cornerback Nikko Reed
  • Outside linebacker Kyle Kennard
  • Wide receiver Dalevon Campbell
  • Wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith

Game Details

The Chargers will face off against the Eagles at SoFi Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 5:15 p.m. PT. The betting line indicates that the Chargers are slight underdogs in this encounter.

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