Chargers go for fifth straight win vs. Raiders

Published: Nov 30, 2010 at 02:06 PM

The storyline
Another division rematch; but now it's the Chargers flying and the Raiders sputtering. San Diego likely needs to run the table in the AFC West to ensure passing Kansas City.

Why you should watch
Philip Rivers is preparing for another onslaught. Mike Tolbert is quietly bowling people over for San Diego. It is always fun to play, "Guess who will play quarterback for the Raiders?" And, just as fun to play, "Guess who will play receiver for the Chargers?"

Did you know?
Raiders quarterback Jason Campbell has a 106.3 passer rating in two career games against the Chargers. ... Oakland's Darren McFadden had a career-high seven receptions last week. ... The Chargers have won 18 consecutive home games in December, a league record. ... San Diego leads the NFL in sacks with 33.

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