Dante Taviantz | Is Justin Herbert the Problem—or the Chargers Organization?

Is Justin Herbert really the problem in Los Angeles—or is the Chargers organization failing its franchise quarterback? Justin Herbert has faced criticism for his recent performances, decision-making, and struggles. But how much of that responsibility belongs to him, and how much belongs to the offensive line, coaching staff, roster construction, discipline, and the franchise itself? In this NDO. commentary, Dante Taviantz examines: Why Herbert's struggles cannot be evaluated in isolation. The impact of offensive-line protection, penalties, dropped passes, and injuries. Jim Harbaugh, Mike McDaniel, and the responsibilities of the coaching staff. The bigger questions surrounding Chargers ownership and front-office leadership. Whether the Chargers should consider trading Herbert if the organization's underlying problems continue. Why blaming Herbert's personal relationship is speculation rather than serious football analysis. The quarterback has extraordinary responsibility. That doesn't mean he controls every cause of winning and losing. *NDO. Football Law: Quarterback responsibility is not quarterback causation.* This is football analysis, organizational accountability, and an examination of what it actually takes to build a winning franchise. Subscribe for NFL commentary, Chargers analysis, football strategy, front-office discussions, and the NDO. Football Encyclopedia. Dante Taviantz. NDO. No Days Off. #JustinHerbert #Chargers #NFL #JimHarbaugh #NDO