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Richie Incognito trolls Chargers with fiery post after Raiders beatdown

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Young, G. (2026, September 21). Richie Incognito trolls Chargers with fiery post after Raiders beatdown. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/20/sports/richie-incognito-trolls-chargers-with-fiery-post-after-raiders-beatdown/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-21 · by Grant Young

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Richie Incognito, a former NFL player known for controversial behavior both on and off the field, posted an inflammatory image on social media after the Las Vegas Raiders defeated the Los Angeles Chargers with a score of 26–14. The post featured an AI-generated picture depicting SoFi Stadium in flames, alongside text celebrating the Raiders' victory. Incognito’s actions are likely to further strain his relationship with NFL teams and players due to his history of bullying behavior during his career.
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Former NFL offensive lineman Richie Incognito posted a mocking image on Instagram and TikTok after the Las Vegas Raiders defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 26–14 in an NFL game. The post featured an AI-generated picture of SoFi Stadium, the Chargers' home venue, appearing to burn, with a pirate ship flying Raiders flags sailing away under the text "JUST WON BABY." Incognito captioned it "*Took what we come for ☠️*," further taunting the Chargers. Incognito played for the Raiders from 2019 to 2022 but is better known for his controversial behavior, including a bullying scandal against former teammate Jonathan Martin in 2013. His provocative social media presence has long been contentious within and beyond the NFL community.

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Polarizing former NFL offensive lineman Richie Incognito rubbed salt in the Chargers’ wound with a social media post after the game, which featured an AI-generated image showing the Chargers’ home SoFi Stadium burning in the background.
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🔮 In the post, a pirate ship with Raiders sails could be seen sailing away under the words “JUST WON BABY.” “Took what we come for ☠️,” Incognito’s post was captioned.
2026-09-21 · New York Post
Richie Incognito trolls Chargers with fiery post after Raiders beatdown · assertive framing

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The Los Angeles Chargers are on the receiving end of many jokes after being on the receiving end of a 26–14 beatdown by the Las Vegas Raiders Sunday. asserted
Chargers → receive → Raiders
Polarizing former NFL offensive lineman Richie Incognito rubbed salt in the Chargers’ wound with a social media post after the game, which featured an AI-generated image showing the Chargers’ home SoFi Stadium burning in the background. asserted
home → polarize → background
In the post, a pirate ship with Raiders sails could be seen sailing away under the words “JUST WON BABY.” “Took what we come for ☠️,” Incognito’s post was captioned. uncertain
post → see → what
Incognito spent the final three seasons of his NFL career with the Raiders (from 2019 to 2022), but is more known in the football world because of an infamous bullying scandal in 2013. asserted
Incognito → spend → 2013
An independent investigation found that Incognito led a pattern of harassment against then-Miami Dolphins teammate Jonathan Martin. asserted
Incognito → find → Martin
Incognito was also known as a bully on the field, making more than his fair share of enemies across his 13 NFL seasons. asserted
Incognito → know → seasons
He definitely won’t be making any friends within the Chargers’ organization with this social media post. asserted
He → make → post
But that’s the last of LA’s worries right now, given how their season has gone up until this point. asserted
season → ’ → point
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