### Justin Herbert Sets New NFL Record in Chargers' Victory Over Titans

In a standout performance that set a new NFL milestone, Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-17 win over the Tennessee Titans. The former Oregon Ducks quarterback achieved the most completions in the first five years of an NFL career, reaching 1,772 despite only being halfway through his fifth season.

Herbert's achievement is particularly notable given he missed four games in 2023. This hasn't hindered his trajectory, and Sunday's game against the Titans was another example of his talent and resilience. His efforts on the field have consistently driven the Chargers' success, earning him accolades from teammates and coaches alike.

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh was full of praise for Herbert following the historic game. "No quarterback has completed more passes in the first five years of an NFL career than Justin Herbert," Harbaugh remarked. "He's incredible. You run out of adjectives. Just a guardian of victory for our football team."

The record was previously held by current New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr, who had 1,759 completions in his first five seasons. Earlier this year, Herbert surpassed NFL legend Peyton Manning to further cement his place in the record books. With eight games left in the season, Herbert has ample opportunity to extend his lead even further.

In the postgame press conference, Herbert reflected on the influence of Coach Harbaugh on the team's performance. "He's the best, and to have a guy like that leading the team, you know, it shows up. You turn on the tape, and everyone wants to play for him, wants to fight for him. And I think guys are playing energetic. They're excited to be out there, and they're having fun," he said.

Herbert completed the game with 14 passes for 164 yards, throwing one touchdown and rushing for another. The victory improved the Chargers' record to 6-3, placing them second in the AFC West behind the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Looking ahead, the Chargers are set to host the Cincinnati Bengals and quarterback Joe Burrow in a highly anticipated Week 11 matchup on Sunday Night Football. As the season progresses, Herbert's record-setting journey continues to be a focal point for both the team and their fans.