Has Madison Beer cursed Justin Herbert? Based on how he performed on Sunday, one fan believes so.In the second quarter of the game against the Indianapolis Colts, the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback threw these two interceptions - first to defensive tackle Grover Stewart, then to safety Nick Cross:And there was much mockery aimed towards him, with at least one fan singling out his burgeoning relationship with the singer:Tanner Eash @tannereash1LINKJustin Herbert, if you don't straighten this shit up, Madison Beer is gonna break up with you and the only person you're gonna be dating is Ali Lopez aka Certified Baddie. GET IT TOGETHER!!!✞ @kdb_peakLINK@NFL “Better than Hurts” 😭imani @positionsmxfiaLINK@NFL Herbust strikes again"Never forget the Giants broke this team," one reminded."Justin Herbert (censored) sucks 😭," another retched."Bench him," another demanded.Herbert would not score a touchdown until the opening drive of the third quarter, when he found Quentin Johnston for this seven-yard strike on fourth down:Justin Herbert praised Colts HC Shane Steichen ahead of Week 7 matchupSunday’s game marked a reunion of sorts for Justin Herbert, as he faced off against Shane Steichen, his offensive coordinator during his rookie season in 2020. Under the future Colts head coach, he set multiple rookie quarterback records, including most completions (396), passing touchdowns (31), and total touchdowns (36).During his presser on Wednesday, he said of the “fun” mentorship that he received from the coach:"Definitely enjoyed our time with him. I learned a lot from him, wish I had more time to learn from him-how smart he was... I knew he was really good and I didn't know how the whole process worked. But I knew he was really talented and that he was going to get another shot."Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh also shared his thoughts:“Coach Steichen has done a great job, a tremendous job with the team, with the offense. And great guy from everything I heard around here, all my favorite people just speak glowingly about him and his time here.”Steichen himself reflected on his time with the Chargers, particularly the Spanos family that has owned the franchise for quite some time in his own presser:“I’ve got a ton of respect from the top down. (Chargers owner and chairman) Dean Spanos, (president of football operations) John Spanos, (president of business operations) A.G. Spanos gave me an opportunity in this league. So I really appreciate them.”Herbert and Steichen would part ways in 2021, when the latter agreed to become the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator.