Philip Rivers feasts on struggling Raiders defense
Bursting with optimism following their first win of the season, the Oakland Raiders visited the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday with hopes of showing that a new coaching staff and franchise quarterback have the potential to manage a miracle comeback in the NFL's race for the 2018 playoffs. And they did exactly that, although that team, coaching staff and franchise quarterback played for the Chargers. Los Angeles outplayed, outcoached and outhustled Oakland, 26-10, to the disappointment of Raiders fans, who were the vast majority of those in attendance at Carson's StubHub Center. The Chargers' franchise quarterback, Philip Rivers, did what he usually does to the Raiders, hitting 22-of-27 passes for 339 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions for his 17th career win over his in-state r...