Chargers.com: Being a rookie in 2020 is virtually – no pun intended – uncharted territory.
Whereas training camp would usually be a checked box in their offseason program schedule, it’s become the first time they’ve gotten to take the field as members of their newest team.
For Justin Herbert, despite having no OTAs or minicamp, he did get an opportunity to work out with some of his teammates before camp began. But in order to further his development, he also turned to someone who came before him for advice on being a pro.
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