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Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert underwent surgery Monday to stabilize a broken bone in his non-throwing hand and is considered day to day, the team announced.

Herbert’s status for the Chargers’ Dec. 8 game against the Philadelphia Eagles remains in question. The team will evaluate Herbert’s recovery later this week before determining whether he will play.

Herbert sustained the fracture in his left hand on an open-field tackle by Raiders safety Jeremy Chinn in the first quarter of the Chargers’ 31-14 win Sunday at SoFi Stadium. Chinn’s helmet appeared to make contact with Herbert’s hand.

Herbert left the game to be fitted for a protective glove in the locker room before returni

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