Week 2
Los Angeles Chargers
1-1 312.68
286.94
Las Vegas Raiders
195.84
0-2
231.95
Las Vegas Raiders come up short of expectations, lose to Los Angeles Chargers in 312.68-195.84 beatdown
Las Vegas Raiders failed to bring their A game, as Los Angeles Chargers rolled to a 312.68-195.84 win. There was very little drama in the matchup, as Los Angeles Chargers leapt out to a 150.58-point lead on Thursday behind 58.58 points from Justin Herbert (334 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs) and Mike Williams (8 Rec, 113 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD). Derek Carr (252 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs) and Jayon Brown (12 Tackles) were the top performers for Las Vegas Raiders in the loss. Los Angeles Chargers (1-1) will look to keep it rolling against Tennessee Titans, while Las Vegas Raiders (0-2) try to get back on track against Denver Broncos.
Matchup Timeline
Los Angeles Chargers
Las Vegas Raiders
Inside the Matchup
Matchup Player of the Week
Jones was one of 12 starters to overachieve for Los Angeles Chargers this week. He scored 43.5 points (132 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 38 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) against the Bears in Week 2 to more-than-double his 19.2-point projection. Jones ranks #20 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Buccaneers next week.
Top Player Comparison
Matchup Highlights
Sunday Late
Daniel Carlson had a 55-yard field goal for Las Vegas Raiders, who trailed 241.18-195.84 after the late afternoon games.
Points By Position
Los Angeles Chargers
Las Vegas Raiders
What If
Los Angeles Chargers would have beaten 12 other teams besides Las Vegas Raiders this week.
Las Vegas Raiders would have lost to 11 other teams besides Los Angeles Chargers this week.
If they played Las Vegas Raiders every week, Los Angeles Chargers would be 1-1 this season.
Last week, Las Vegas Raiders would have beaten Los Angeles Chargers 254.6-254.28.
If Los Angeles Chargers had played every team in the league each week, they would be 18-12.
If they played every team every week, Las Vegas Raiders would be 9-21.
Coach Talk
Los Angeles Chargers
Well, we do applaud the confidence this past week, Los Angeles Chargers. Playing a starter with negative points (plus two zero-point players) while still getting the W... that's playing with fire. All we ask is to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the early regular season. Try it in the playoffs and we're toast.
Las Vegas Raiders
With three receptions on just four measly targets this past week, the starting running backs for Las Vegas Raiders should smooth things over with their QBs... and remind them to check down more frequently.