Los Angeles Chargers QB Justin Herbert was hit 129 during the regular season, most in the NFL. ‘He has to be the most insanely mentally tough dude of all time,’ teammate LB Khalil Mack said. He was pressured on 42.8 percent of his 615 dropbacks, the highest rate in the league, according to TruMedia. He was hit on 21 percent of those dropbacks, while he was sacked 54 times. Herbert set a career high with 439 scramble yards this season.
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