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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Kirk Cousins connected with Cody White for a go-ahead, 13-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter and an 11-yard score in the fourth, and the Las Vegas Raiders defeated the Chargers 26-14 to end a four-game skid against Los Angeles in the teams’ AFC West opener on Sunday.
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Raiders → connect → Sunday
In his 100th NFL game, Jim Harbaugh fell to 0-2 for the first time in his college or pro coaching career, with the heavily favored Chargers also losing to Arizona 26-14 last week.
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Chargers → fall → Arizona
Las Vegas beat the Chargers on the road for the first time since 2020, a game that was played without fans because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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that → beat → pandemic
The Raiders, who maintain a strong Southern California fan base, had lost four straight by double digits.
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who → maintain → digits
Leading 17-14, the Raiders’ Jeremy Chinn recovered a fumble and returned it 43 yards with 3:52 remaining in the game.
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3:52 → lead → game
Omarion Hampton had a costly fumble for the second straight week and Chinn recovered, returning it to the Chargers 16-yard line.
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Chinn → have → line
Cousins then directed a three-play, 43-second drive that ended with White’s second TD catch and a 24-14 lead in front of a raucous, predominantly Raiders-supporting crowd at SoFi Stadium.
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that → direct → Stadium
He was sacked twice.
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He → sack → ?
The Chargers took their first lead, 14-10, on Justin Herbert’s 10-yard TD to Oronde Gadsden.
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Chargers → take → Gadsden
Herbert fumbled and Keaton Mitchell recovered at the Las Vegas 10-yard line.
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Mitchell → fumble → line
Herbert then spun out of a potential sack with Raiders star Maxx Crosby looming to connect with Gadsden.
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Crosby → spin → Gadsden
The Raiders answered right back with the TD catch by White, who was elevated from the practice squad a day earlier.
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who → answer → squad
He also played in Las Vegas’ 27-13 win over Miami in Week 1 but did not have a catch.
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He → play → catch
The Raiders led 7-0 on Tre Tucker’s 40-yard touchdown catch on the Chargers’ busted coverage in the second quarter.
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Raiders → lead → quarter
Rookie Genesis Smith, replacing injured Elijah Molden, lost Tucker, leaving him wide open.
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Smith → replace → him
Matt Gay’s career-best 59-yard field goal extended the lead to 10-7 just before halftime.
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goal → extend → halftime
He took three sacks.
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He → take → sacks
The Chargers’ Joe Alt, one of the league’s top tackles, had three false-start penalties and an offensive holding call that led to a Raiders safety in the closing minutes.
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that → have → minutes
The Chargers’ opening drive of the game ended with Cameron Dicker’s 58-yard field goal attempt hitting the crossbar.
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attempt → end → crossbar
He’d previously made 59 of 63 field goals at home.
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He → make → home
S Treydan Stukes was hurt in the third quarter.
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Stukes → hurt → quarter
Chargers: S Derwin James Jr. (hand) got hurt late in the first quarter, but returned before halftime.
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Jr. → hurt → halftime
... TE David Njoku (knee) was taken off in a cart early in the second quarter and did not return.
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Njoku → take → quarter
... DL Dalvin Tomlinson was hurt in the fourth.
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Tomlinson → hurt → fourth
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