Week 17 Rivalry Game: San Diego Chargers @ Oakland Raiders
mvn.com 12/28/2007 — The San Diego Chargers come to Oakland to face the Raiders in hopes of obtaining the number three seed in the AFC Playoffs. The Raiders, on the other hand, are playing for redemption after having lost to San Diego earlier in the season and having been blown out last week by the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Raiders are seeking their fifth win and a chance to go .500 in the AFC west after two years ...
Chargers @ Raiders Sold Out
mvn.com 12/29/2007 — The San Diego Chargers will face a packed house when they face the Oakland Raiders, as it has been reported that the game has been sold out. That also means that the Raiders have only had two of their eight home games blacked out by league rules. Despite the sorry records the last two seasons, the Raiders have greatly reduced their black out problems since they have taken over marketing from ...
Patriots Perfection? They can thank the NFL
mvn.com 12/30/2007 — Tomorrow the Raiders play their final game of the season against the San Diego Chargers. Seventeen weeks ago optimism ruled the day for the Raider Nation, as well as 31 other teams. Today, the New England Patriots bask in the glow of their tainted accomplishment whilst the Raider Nation licks the wounds from another double digit loss season. Maybe I am not the only one who is not in a hurry to ...
Rivalry Game: GAMEDAY San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders
mvn.com 12/30/2007 — Sadly, this is my final game day post on the Oakland Raiders for the 2007 season. As always the season has gone too fast, and ends too early for the Raiders. The San Diego Chargers are coming to Oakland today to face the Raiders in hopes of taking the third playoff seed and facing the Tennessee Titans or Cleveland Browns instead of the surging Jacksonville Jaguars. The Raiders are playing not for
Week 17-At the half: San Diego Chargers 14 Oakland Raiders 10
mvn.com 12/30/2007 — The first half started ugly with JaMarcus Russell throwing an interception on an ill executed screen on the first play of the game. The Chargers promptly drove down to take a 7-0 lead. Shortly thereafter, Warren Sapp forced a fumble from Phillip Rivers on a botched hand-off to LaDainian Tomlinson. Russell led the Raiders down for a touchdown on the resultant drive that was capped by a one yard ...
Week 17 Postgame: San Diego Chargers 30 Oakland Raiders 17
mvn.com 12/31/2007 — The Oakland Raiders came to play and played tough, but they could not defeat the San Diego Chargers. The Raiders defense was able to hold LaDainian Tomlinson to only 56 yards on 16 carries, but Phillip Rivers did enough to lead the Chargers to victory. Dominic Rhodes carried the offense with 122 yards in 29 carries, but had one of the three Raider fumbles that allowed the Bolts to take the ...
Rob Ryan Could Be Headed To New York
jetscentral.com 1/1/2008 — Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee is reporting that Raiders defensive coordinator Rob Ryan left the locker room after Sunday’s game against the San Diego Chargers as if he didn’t plan to be back with the organization for the 2008 season. ...
Did Jets Tamper With Rob Ryan?
sports.aol.com 1/2/2008 — Over the weekend, I told you that there were indications that the Jets were going to part ways with their defensive coordinator Bob Sutton and were looking at Rob Ryan as a replacement. At the time Ryan was still a member of the Raiders staff, although there was reason to believe that coach Lane Kiffin had already decided to bring his father Monte, a longtime NFL coordinator, into the fold to ...
Chargers win, earn No. 3 seed in AFC (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 12/31/2007
Norv Turner got just what he wanted in his return to Oakland: a win against his former team, a rushing title for his star running back, and most importantly, the third seed in the AFC playoffs. Philip Rivers threw two touchdown passes, LaDainian ...
Chargers 30, Raiders 17 —
NYT > Pro Football 12/31/2007
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Norv Turner got just what he wanted in his return to Oakland: a win against his former team, a rushing title for his star running back, and most importantly, the third seed in the AFC playoffs.
