After the MNF clash between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Philadelphia Eagles, quarterback Justin Herbert was involved in an awkward moment. ESPN‘s Laura Rutledge wanted to conduct an immediate post-game interview with the Chargers QB1. However, Herbert was in no mood and hence rushed through the interaction with short answers, expressing his apprehension. As fans criticized Rutledge’s approach during the interview, the sideline reporter issued what seemed like a forced apology to the Chargers star.

“Rough day at the office 🤣🤣 let’s all have a good laugh and move on!” Laura Rutledge shared on X.

After the final whistle, as the Chargers were celebrating their 22-19 victory, Herbert was trying to be with his teammates when Laura Rutledge attempted to stop him for an interview. But the Chargers QB1 seemed disinterested in the whole ordeal.

“Yeah, I’m trying to celebrate with my team,” Herbert said as he tried to avoid the sideline reporter. With things heating up, Laura Rutledge attempted to reason with the 27-year-old, but his apprehension was blatantly visible.

“I know, but can we just talk to you really fast?” Rutledge requested Justin Herbert, and the Chargers reluctantly obliged. Then, what followed was a series of short and quick answers as Herbert was eagerly waiting for the end of the interview. ESPN’s lead commentator, Joe Buck, also highlighted Herbert’s apprehensive behavior as he closed out the segment.

“Alright, now he can go celebrate with his teammates, thank you, Laura. Good job,” Buck said once the interview concluded.

Despite this awkward end, the day belonged to Herbert and the Chargers as they pulled off an important 22-19 victory over the Eagles. Reacting to this gritty effort, head coach Jim Harbaugh was elated with his team.

How did Harbaugh react to the Chargers’ win?

Unlike high-scoring, quick-action games, this MNF matchup was a slow grind with countless ups and downs. This thrilling matchup kicked off with an LA opening-drive touchdown, followed by both teams exchanging field goals. Then, Philly running back Saquon Barkley brought another twist to the game as he broke through to complete a vital 52-yard rushing TD.

Then, as the game entered overtime after a 19-19 scoreline, Tony Jefferson emerged as the hero for the Chargers as he completed an interception of Eagles QB1 Jalen Hurts, sealing the game for LA. This was Hurts’ fifth turnover, while Herbert was also sacked five times. After this result, Jim Harbaugh was over the moon.

“That’s just a wonderful feeling of winning and the thrill of victory,” the Chargers head coach said. “I put it in the discussion of the birth of my seven children, my marriage, in the conversation. Just joyful, joyous. The biblical definition of that is just overflowing with joy.”

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With this monumental victory, the Justin Herbert-led Chargers will hope to carry this momentum into the next week when they will face off against the divisional rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs.