Last year on a chilly Thursday night in Carson, California with the Raiders as home team and the Chargers as visiting team, the Raiders covered -1 favorite line by one point with a late running TD with 1 minute 8 seconds left in the game. Philip Rivers threw 3 interceptions, although the last one was a desperation long ball with less than 40 seconds left in the game. I thought Rivers could have thrown a shorter pass to get with a field goal range, but he attempts reckless passes in fourth quarters when his team is trailing. This year Herbert is a rookie QB. So if Herbert makes rookie mistakes, the Raiders will win SU and ATS. I still think the Raiders will not blow out the Chargers by more than a TD. It's too bad for the Chargers because Herbert already used his first primetime game by a rookie quarterback card in New Orleans in September.
I placed a unit on LA bought the half point. Played the chargers vs ATL 2u, and they turned a corner in that game. Not big on analytic plays like this, but I am interested as you are. There are some analytic stats that favor the under as well. Give me the team that has lost 7 games by one possession vs the defense that has allowed the most points in the league since week 11.
If you don't think Anthony Lynn isn't fighting for his job and his team isn't fighting for him. You're wrong, that team had a moment Sunday after beating Atlanta. That hype should carry over into this game, and expect them to give their complete effort at knocking LV out of the playoffs.
That is what I’m saying. Since Gruden got his a s s handed to him on prime time in that first season, losing to the Rams and then the Niners by dd, he has poured all his efforts into these prime time games because it’s his chance to look good in front of the world and make everyone think the Raiders are making progress. 
I don’t disagree, by you know what they say, if it’s too good to be true...
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