Offensive coordinator Greg Roman on Tuesday referred to Justin Herbert’s touchdown pass this past Thursday to wide receiver Derius Davis as a “zero gravity throw.” Photos and videos indicate Herbert did not have either foot on the ground when he rolled to his left and delivered a throw across his body to a streaking Davis in the end zone.

Edwards broke off his longest run of the season on the next play, a statement snap from the offensive line up front as the unit cleared a huge role. Two plays later, Herbert shoveled a checkdown to running back Hassan Haskins, who took it 34 yards for the sealing touchdown.

The Chargers believe that their comeback over Denver on Thursday night, aided by a confident QB and a uber-prepared coaching staff, is a sign of things to come.

Justin Herbert passed for 284 yards and two touchdowns, including a go-ahead 19-yarder to Derius Davis early in the fourth quarter, and the Los Angeles Chargers got closer to wrapping up a playoff spot by rallying past the Denver Broncos 34-27 on Thursday night.

Coming off consecutive losses and trailing at halftime of this one, the Chargers and their QB muscle their way to a comeback win against the Broncos and keep alive their hopes for the best

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh says quarterback Justin Herbert's "incredible" effort was key in the team's Thursday night win over the Denver Broncos.

Those Chargers lost out on Johnson by a weird technicality and there doesn’t appear to be any other major help on the way to close out the season. So why does the wideout depth

Herbert passes for 284 yards, Gus Edwards runs for two TDs and the Chargers erase an 11-point deficit to all but guarantee their second playoff berth in three seasons with a 34-27 win.