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Yahoo Sports reports that Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh, who recently predicted Justin Herbert would go down as the greatest quarterback in NFL history, is now publicly urging his star player to improve his decision-making. The shift from effusive praise to pointed critique marks a notable turn in the coach-quarterback dynamic, one that puts Herbert's development under an unforgiving spotlight early in the season.
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