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Analysis: The Qualcomm Stadium In San Diego Chargers

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A last chance for the Chargers The Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego will be the place to host one of the oldest rivalries in NFL. San Diego Chargers (2-4) and Oakland Raiders (2-3) are the divisional rivals since the American Football League was established in 1960. This game is something different, it doesn’t matter if the teams are the playoff contenders or not, even if they’re worst in the league, this Californian derby is special. This is a must-win game for the Chargers. They’ve lost the last two games under difficult circumstances, they simply didn’t have luck. The good thing for them is that Phillip Rivers is red hot and he likes to play against Oakland, especially at home. San Diego won six out of last seven matchups against the Raiders, and even though the visitors have improved this season, the Bolts are still the favorites. …show more content…

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