Madison Beer's mom's birthday gets ruined; BF Justin Herbert seriously injured vs Raiders - Watch
Madison Beer was celebrating her mother Tracie's birthday on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Chargers vs Las Vegas Raiders game
Madison Beer was celebrating her mother Tracie's birthday on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Chargers vs Las Vegas Raiders game on Sunday. But immediate concerns grew after the singer's boyfriend, QB Justin Herbert, had to be rushed to the medical tent with what appeared to be a serious injury.

After being listed as questionable, Herbert was soon brought back into the game. Backup QB Trey Lance had replaced him for a while as the Chargers led 7-0.
What happened to Justin Herbert?
The Chargers endured a tense moment early in the Raiders game. Herbert completed a 14-play, 74-yard opening touchdown drive but appeared to hurt his left hand during the series.
Moments after Los Angeles took a 7–0 lead, he headed to the locker room with members of the training staff, prompting backup Trey Lance to take over for the next possession.
The team later listed Herbert as questionable to return because of the hand issue.
Fans didn’t have to wait long for relief. Early in the second quarter, Herbert jogged back onto the field wearing a white glove on his non-throwing hand.
LA Chargers depth chart
OFFENSE
Wide Receivers
WR1: Ladd McConkey, Keenan Allen, Derius Davis
WR2: Quentin Johnston, Tre’ Harris, KeAndre Lambert-Smith
Quarterbacks
QB: Justin Herbert, Trey Lance
Running Backs / Fullback
RB: Kimani Vidal
FB: Scott Matlock
Tight Ends
TE: Oronde Gadsden, Will Dissly, Tyler Conklin, Tucker Fisk
Offensive Line
Left Tackle: Austin Deculus, Trevor Penning
Left Guard: Zion Johnson, Jamaree Salyer
Center: Bradley Bozeman, Andre James
Right Guard: Mekhi Becton, Foster Sarell
Right Tackle: Trey Pipkins III, Bobby Hart
DEFENSE
Defensive Line / Edge
EDGE:
Khalil Mack, Bud Dupree, Kyle Kennard
Tuli Tuipulotu, Odafe Oweh
Defensive Line:
Da’Shawn Hand, Justin Eboigbe
Jamaree Caldwell, Scott Matlock
Teair Tart, Naquan Jones
Linebackers
LB: Daiyan Henley, Del’Shawn Phillips
LB: Denzel Perryman, Troy Dye, Marlowe Wax
Cornerbacks
CB: Tarheeb Still, Benjamin St-Juste
CB: Donte Jackson, Cam Hart, Nikko Reed
Safeties
S: Derwin James Jr., Tony Jefferson, Kendall Williamson
S: Elijah Molden, RJ Mickens
SPECIAL TEAMS
Kicking / Punting
Kicker: Cameron Dicker
Punter: JK Scott
Holder: JK Scott
Long Snapper: Josh Harris
Return Specialists
Kick Returner: Derius Davis, KeAndre Lambert-Smith
Punt Returner: Derius Davis, Ladd McConkey, Tarheeb Still
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