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Herbert Fit and Ready for Season Opener

Chargers QB Justin Herbert confirms he's fully healthy and not on the injury report ahead of the season opener.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, sporting a determined grin and a twinkle in his eye, was notably absent from the team’s injury report on Wednesday, signaling his readiness for Sunday’s electrifying opener against the Raiders.

"I’m 100% and raring to go!" Herbert declared, his optimism as palpable as the anticipation of a fourth-quarter Hail Mary. After a setback that kept him in a walking boot and out of practice since July 31, Herbert’s looking more like a matador ready to face the bull than a quarterback nursing injuries. The QB returned to practice on August 19, exhibiting the poise and resolve of a seasoned general.

Secrecy and Speculation

Amid whispers and rumors about his foot, Herbert dispelled any notion of plantar fasciitis. The quarterback, however, kept the real nature of his injury under wraps, only mentioning that it involved the plantar fascia in the right foot but clarifying it wasn’t the dreaded plantar fasciitis.

“That’s something personal,” Herbert smiled, appearing as invulnerable as a knight in shining armor. “If it’s not necessary to reveal, I’d rather keep it between myself and the doctors here.”

The Silent Build-Up

Terming his condition as “more of a buildup injury,” Herbert painted a picture of a marathon runner gradually feeling the burn yet relentlessly pushing forward. “There wasn’t really one moment that I felt it happened,” he explained, revealing that the injury was a slow burn rather than a dramatic fall.

Back in Action – No Comfort in Orthotics

From August 19, Herbert has been a relentless force in practice, shedding any form of orthotics protection, embodying the essence of a gladiator who shuns any form of shielding.

“I could have played through it,” Herbert avowed confidently, emphasizing that his absence was merely precautionary. “I wouldn’t be out there if I didn’t feel comfortable,” he added, reinforcing his resolve.

Herbert’s comeback storyline reads like a compelling novel, packed with resilience, mystery, and raw emotion. Fans, brace yourselves; Justin Herbert is back, and he’s ready to light up the field with the intensity of a thousand suns. The Raiders better be on high alert – the gunslinger of the Chargers is about to unleash his might!

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