Tonight we have the last Thursday night game of the 2020 NFL season as the 4-9 Los Angeles Chargers take on the 7-6 Las Vegas Raiders in a divisional battle of AFC West teams. These two teams faced off in Week 9, with the Raiders pulling out the 31-26 victory. The Raiders are fighting for their playoff lives while the Chargers are hoping to play spoilers.
It’s Week 15, and that means it’s on to the second round of the fantasy playoffs. To kick off the week, we have a matchup between AFC West division rivals as the 4-9 Los Angeles Chargers travel to Las Vegas to take on the 7-6 Raiders. While this is the last Thursday night game of the season, we have a game on Christmas Day that I will cover similarly, so be sure to be on the lookout for it.
The Chargers take on the Raiders in a Thursday night showdown to kick off Week 15 of the NFL season. It’s a rematch from the Week nine thriller that the Raiders won 31-26 in dramatic fashion.
The final Thursday night football game for the season is officially upon us. This week, it’s a battle in the AFC West with the Las Vegas Raiders hosting the Los Angeles Chargers. The Raiders are coming into this game off of a loss to the Indianapolis Colts. That puts the Raiders in a must-win situation if they want a shot at making the playoffs. Last week, the Chargers pulled off a last-second field goal to beat the Atlanta Falcons. However, they have already been eliminated from any hope of the playoffs. That does not mean they can’t still play spoiler against a division rival. Let’s take a look at the top players in this matchup.
To many, the 2020 NFL season seems like it just got started. To others, the offseason can’t come soon enough. However, we have roughly a quarter of the season left and it’s time to start thinking about the yearly award winners.
A matchup between two teams at opposite ends of the AFC playoff race, the Los Angeles Chargers traveled to Buffalo to battle the Bills on Sunday. A game that ultimately felt much closer than it was, Anthony Lynn’s team fell behind by multiple scores early and could never recover. Nearly giving the game away in the final quarter, Josh Allen and the Bills offense turned the ball over on three consecutive possessions in their sloppiest stretch of play so far this season. Securing their second winning season in a row for the first time in 20 years, here’s how the Bills defeated the Chargers.
After more than half the season, there are arguments to be made whether the pick each team made was awful or good. While fans shouldn’t overreact to half the season, there is evidence to show that some rookies are legit and others are not so good. With that said, there has been a significant number of rookies this year who look like key contributors to their respected teams.
Week 9 of the NFL season has come and passed, delivering another three handfuls of rookie performances that impressed. This week was a top-heavy offensive group with a new quarterback name. However, several defensive rookies are either making their debut the list this week or establishing themselves as legitimate Defensive Rookie of the Year contenders.
In what has become a recurring theme in the 2020 NFL season, the Los Angeles Chargers (2-6) came up short at the end of the game. The Las Vegas Raiders (5-3) escaped town with a 31-26 win against their division foe.
It’s Week 9, and we are halfway through the 2020 NFL season. While it seems like the season just started, we still plenty of football to come. On Thursday night, the Green Bay Packers destroyed the San Francisco 49ers, 34-17. In my Fave Five from Thursday, I went 3-2 as Davante Adams easily hit on both of his prop bets.
The Denver Broncos got the best of the Los Angele Chargers in what could be the game of the week. Drew Lock’s touchdown pass to KJ Hamler with zero seconds on the clock tied the game at 30, and Brandon McManus hit the extra point to give the Broncos the wild comeback victory.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Tonight we have the last Thursday night game of the 2020 NFL season as the 4-9 Los Angeles Chargers take on the 7-6 Las Vegas Raiders in a divisional battle of AFC West teams. These two teams faced off in Week 9, with the Raiders pulling out the 31-26 victory. The Raiders are fighting for their playoff lives while the Chargers are hoping to play spoilers.
It’s Week 15, and that means it’s on to the second round of the fantasy playoffs. To kick off the week, we have a matchup between AFC West division rivals as the 4-9 Los Angeles Chargers travel to Las Vegas to take on the 7-6 Raiders. While this is the last Thursday night game of the season, we have a game on Christmas Day that I will cover similarly, so be sure to be on the lookout for it.
The Chargers take on the Raiders in a Thursday night showdown to kick off Week 15 of the NFL season. It’s a rematch from the Week nine thriller that the Raiders won 31-26 in dramatic fashion.
The final Thursday night football game for the season is officially upon us. This week, it’s a battle in the AFC West with the Las Vegas Raiders hosting the Los Angeles Chargers. The Raiders are coming into this game off of a loss to the Indianapolis Colts. That puts the Raiders in a must-win situation if they want a shot at making the playoffs. Last week, the Chargers pulled off a last-second field goal to beat the Atlanta Falcons. However, they have already been eliminated from any hope of the playoffs. That does not mean they can’t still play spoiler against a division rival. Let’s take a look at the top players in this matchup.
To many, the 2020 NFL season seems like it just got started. To others, the offseason can’t come soon enough. However, we have roughly a quarter of the season left and it’s time to start thinking about the yearly award winners.
A matchup between two teams at opposite ends of the AFC playoff race, the Los Angeles Chargers traveled to Buffalo to battle the Bills on Sunday. A game that ultimately felt much closer than it was, Anthony Lynn’s team fell behind by multiple scores early and could never recover. Nearly giving the game away in the final quarter, Josh Allen and the Bills offense turned the ball over on three consecutive possessions in their sloppiest stretch of play so far this season. Securing their second winning season in a row for the first time in 20 years, here’s how the Bills defeated the Chargers.
After more than half the season, there are arguments to be made whether the pick each team made was awful or good. While fans shouldn’t overreact to half the season, there is evidence to show that some rookies are legit and others are not so good. With that said, there has been a significant number of rookies this year who look like key contributors to their respected teams.
Week 9 of the NFL season has come and passed, delivering another three handfuls of rookie performances that impressed. This week was a top-heavy offensive group with a new quarterback name. However, several defensive rookies are either making their debut the list this week or establishing themselves as legitimate Defensive Rookie of the Year contenders.
In what has become a recurring theme in the 2020 NFL season, the Los Angeles Chargers (2-6) came up short at the end of the game. The Las Vegas Raiders (5-3) escaped town with a 31-26 win against their division foe.
It’s Week 9, and we are halfway through the 2020 NFL season. While it seems like the season just started, we still plenty of football to come. On Thursday night, the Green Bay Packers destroyed the San Francisco 49ers, 34-17. In my Fave Five from Thursday, I went 3-2 as Davante Adams easily hit on both of his prop bets.
The Denver Broncos got the best of the Los Angele Chargers in what could be the game of the week. Drew Lock’s touchdown pass to KJ Hamler with zero seconds on the clock tied the game at 30, and Brandon McManus hit the extra point to give the Broncos the wild comeback victory.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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