Found September 16, 2009 on
What's Wrong With Your Team:
Monday night's second game of a double header featured the
San Diego Chargers vs. the
Oakland Raiders. This was an ugly game for the Chargers, but a good victory against a division rival. The Chargers struggled to find a rhythm and the Raiders were in control for most of the ...
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over the Raiders on Monday.
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Watching the Raider’s game yesterday, I couldn’t help but notice the amount of times the term ‘Moral Victory’ was floated around by Mike Golic after Oakland’s inevitable meltdown by the hands of ‘The Best Looking Quarterback Around’ and company. As the Raiders defense slowly began to crumble as Philip Rivers threw one ugly completion after another, Golic began to ask...
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*Chargers on offense*
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Via GridironFans.com
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Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers answered a pair of go-ahead scored by Oakland by leading two touchdown drives, capped by Darren Sproles 5-yard run...
Via Glorify the Past
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September 17, 2009
CHARGERS REPORT: Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates sat at their adjacent lockers Thursday, chatting as they so often do.
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September 17, 2009
CHARGERS REPORT: Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates sat at their adjacent lockers Thursday, chatting as they so often do.
Via Sacbee
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September 16, 2009
The joke goes like this: The only thing a "prevent" defense does is prevent you from winning.
Proof positive? The Raiders' heartbreaking 24-20 season-opening loss to San Diego on national television, a game in which Oakland outplayed the Chargers for three quarters before said "prevent" defense was instituted.
You know what happened next. Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 15, 2009
The Raiders wasted no time showing their potential against San Diego Monday night, while also giving us a solid dose of "just kidding" as they blew a lead with 17 seconds remaining.
At least it wasn't a comeback of epic proportions. Despite continued inconsistent play from supposed "franchise" passer, Jamarcus Russell, Oakland was still able to keep it close...
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