Justin Herbert's 27.5 Passing PFF grade last night is the second worst playoff passing grade since PFF began tracking in 2006.

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Herbert’s 27.5 is slightly better than Joe Webb’s 27.1 mark for the Minnesota Vikings in the 2012 WC round against the Packers.

Herbert’s 29.7 overall offensive grade is the 4th worst playoff performance among QB’s since 2006. He leads only Brian Hoyer (28.5 grade for the Texans in the 2015 WC game against the Chiefs), Carson Palmer (27.0 grade for the Cardinals against the Panthers in the 2015 conference championship game), and Jake Delhomme (27.9 grade for the Panthers in the 2008 divisional round against the Cardinals).

Edit: The Chargers team pass blocking grade was 63.2, ranking ahead of the Panthers, 49ers and Bills. It was also significantly higher than their season average pass blocking grade of 49.7.