Justin Herbert Limited in Practice Due to Ankle Injury

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is dealing with a high ankle sprain but reported improvement, stating his ankle feels better than last week and he participated in limited practice on Wednesday. Despite discussions about potentially resting him until the team's bye week, Herbert expressed his determination to play against the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming game. The Chargers are facing additional injury challenges, with key players like left tackle Rashawn Slater and right tackle Joe Alt not participating in practice, and star pass rusher Joey Bosa also sidelined. While the Chiefs have listed several players on their injury report, they appear to be in a healthier state heading into the matchup. Herbert's performance this season includes 399 passing yards, four touchdowns, and one interception over three games. The game against the Chiefs is set for Sunday at So-Fi Stadium.