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"You Can Bet": NFL Insider Says Justin Herbert Could Get More Trade Calls If Chargers Keep Losing

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"You Can Bet": NFL Insider Says Justin Herbert Could Get More Trade Calls If Chargers Keep Losing

Justin Herbert is already facing trade talk after the Chargers’ 0-2 start, but rival teams could make calls if Los Angeles keeps losing.

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