Herbert inks 5-year, 262.5 million dollar deal with Chargers

The Los Angeles Chargers and QB Justin Herbert have agreed on a 5-campaign, almost 263 million dollar deal extension.

The contract comes 1 day before the organization starts its training camp, and the quarterback will have a deal with the Bolts through the 2029 campaign. The contract includes a no-trade clause, almost 134 million dollars guaranteed, and almost 200 million dollars in injury guarantees.

Justin Herbert in his first three seasons

⚡️ 14,089 passing yards (most all-time)
⚡️ 94 passing TDs (2nd most all-time)
⚡️ 102 total TDs (most all-time)
⚡️ 22 games with 300+ passing yards (most all-time)

*rankings among QBs in first three seasons pic.twitter.com/8owyGxiYyS

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Chargers shared the five-year extension for its QB but did not share more specifics.

Justin is the 3^rd QB this season to sign an incredible extension after the Philadelphia Eagles. Jalen Hurts agreed on a 5-year, 255 million dollar extension, and the Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson inked a 5-year, 260 million dollar extension.

Herbert became the highest-paid QB in the league’s history based on his yearly salary – almost 53 million dollars. The next blockbuster deal can be between the Bengals and Burrow.