Take A Look At The Crazy Resemble Between Justin Herbert & His Brother At Big Game Vs Washington

Another Herbert is having a significant influence on the top-10 Washington and top-10 Oregon matchup, which will take place on Saturday. Patrick Herbert, a tight end for Oregon, sprinted for an unexpected 2-point conversion to put Oregon ahead 8-7 in the first quarter. Later, in the second, Herbert grabbed the game-winning touchdown to put Oregon back ahead 15-14 against Washington.

Take A Look At The Crazy Resemble Between Justin Herbert and his Brother At Big Game Vs Washington

Patrick Herbert of Oregon, the younger brother of Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, had a strong performance against Washington on Saturday. He resembles his older brother identically if his big brother were donning a moustache for cover.

Patrick plays tight end and is 6-foot-5 and 255 pounds. As a college senior, Justin was described as 6 feet 6 inches tall and 237 pounds.

Outstanding quarterback Justin Herbert spent four years at Oregon from 2016 to 2019 until the Chargers chose him sixth overall in the 2020 NFL Draft. In Eugene, the Herbert family business has certainly been carried on by Patrick Herbert.

Patrick Herbert, who enrolled at Oregon as a true freshman in 2019. He appeared in a game against Nevada but otherwise took a redshirt that season, not spending much time on the field with his brother.

In 2022, Patrick won the starting tight end job, although he played with less frequency, catching only six catches for 95 yards and a score. He only had six receptions for 66 yards in 2023 before his 2-point conversion and an 11-yard touchdown catch, however, he had also thrown a 2-point conversion against Texas Tech in Week 2.

Patrick Herbert was seen to be a greater prospect than his now-NFL star brother when they were both fresh out of high school. According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, Justin Herbert, the No. 648 overall prospect and No. 25 pro-style quarterback in the 2016 class, was rated as a three-star quarterback. On the other side, Patrick Herbert, a four-star tight end prospect, was ranked No. 231 overall and No. 8 among tight ends, in the 2019 class. Both went to Sheldon High in Eugene, Ore.

At tight end for the Ducks, Patrick Herbert is without a doubt the starter. In the first five games, he has already exceeded his reception total from the previous season with six catches for 66 yards.

Let’s see if he can keep getting better and join Justin in the NFL soon.

 

 

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