Chargers Daily Links: Justin Herbert chooses ‘the city of Los Angeles’ as winner of this year’s Super Bowl

Good morning, Chargers fans!

I’m back from my incredibly inconvenient house project to return just in time for Super Bowl weekend. Unfortunately, the project is taking much longer than expect but that’s what I get for agreeing to buy a “fixer upper” with my wife as our first home. I can recommend it for only those who have lots of free time and emotional fortitude! Now here’s to hoping I have a working bathroom before the big game kicks off on Sunday.

Of course, thank you all for hanging in there while I was away.

This morning, I thought I’d throw you all a clip from an interview Justin Herbert did with The Ringer’s Kevin Clark earlier this week. It was a fun conversation and I believe you’ll feel like you know the Chargers’ star quarterback a bit better when it’s over.

I think my favorite part of the interview was when Clark asked Herbert who he believes will win this year’s Super Bowl. Instead of picking either the Bengals or Rams, Herbert pointed at “the city of Los Angeles” which is one heck of an answer so he wouldn’t have to pick either team while still earning some points with the fans in L.A.

Check it out above and let me know what you enjoyed most in the comments below.

And now for today’s link.

Chargers News:

Chris Hayre and Matt “Money” Smith discuss draft prospects on the latest Chargers Weekly (Chargers.com)

Chris Beatty evaluates Mike Willliams’ career year in 2021 (Chargers.com)

Risers and fallers from the Senior Bowl (Chargers Wire)

Five pass rushers who could replace Uchenna Nwosu (Bolt Beat)

NFL News:

Aaron Rodgers won his second-straight MVP (ESPN)

The 2022 NFL Hall of Fame class was announced (ESPN)

Ranking the 15 greatest endings to Super Bowls (CBS Sports)

Emmanuel Sanders is reportedly considering retirement (NFL.com)

Andrew Whitworth was named the Walter Payton Man of the Year (NFL.com)

Eric Weddle will call the defensive plays for the Super Bowl (Pro Football Talk)