The NFL was forced to delete a video on Monday night after Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert was seen making an offensive gesture in the clip.
Before kickoff, Herbert was filmed walking back to his team’s locker room at the Raiders’ Allegiant Stadium.
However, he appeared to flash a middle finger by his side as he walked past.
While the 27-year-old seemingly tried to make the gesture subtly, it was quickly spotted by fans before the NFL ultimately deleted the clip from their X page.
‘I’m liking him more and more,’ one fan reacted.
‘Justin Herbert is hilarious,’ another said.
Justin Herbert flashed his middle finger at the camera on Monday night before the Chargers won
He had a strong game for LA as he threw for 242 passing yards and two touchdowns
And a third beamed: ‘That’s my QB.’
Ultimately, it was a strong night for Herbert and the Chargers as they beat the Raiders 20-9.
The quarterback completed 19-of-27 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns and added 31 yards on the ground.
Meanwhile, it was a difficult night for Raiders quarterback Geno Smith, as he threw three interceptions and threw for just 180 yards on 43 attempts.
The Chargers will host the Broncos on Sunday as they look to stay undefeated.
Las Vegas will travel to Washington to face the Commanders.
