The Chargers are back in SoFi Stadium in Week Two to host the Raiders (1-0) who are coming off a convincing win over the Dolphins to begin their season.
As with all divisional matchups, this one is expected to be hghly competitive. It also features both Omarion Hampton and Ashton Jeanty, the two top backs taken in the 2025 draft. The latter enjoyed a strong game with over 100 rushing yards against Miami while the former’s opening performance started strong but sputtered along with the rest of the team vs. the Cardinals.
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The last time Kirk Cousins faced the Chargers, he threw four interceptions as a member of the Falcons. After last week’s defensive performance, Chris O’Leary’s unit is hoping this game will look more like that turnover fest than whatever you could call their Week One output.
Starting 1-1 over 0-2 would also help their chances of making the postseason dramatically. History says teams with a 0-2 record have a roughly 10 percent chance to get to the postseason. That’s compared to about a 40 percent chance for teams who start 1-1.
So to keep it plain and simple, the Chargers need to win today. Period.
For all the information you need to watch today’s game, check it out below.
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Date: Sunday, September 20th
Kickoff: 1:05 p.m. (PT)
Location: SoFi Stadium (Inglewood, California)
Watch it live: CBS
Broadcast Team: Play-by-play: Andrew Catalon, Logan Ryan, AJ Ross
Live stream: YouTubeTV – Watch every Sunday Chargers game with NFL Sunday Ticket and YouTube TV. NFL+ – Watch live out-of-market preseason games across devices and live local & primetime regular season games on your phone or tablet. Start your 7-day free trial today!
Radio: Chargers radio can be heard on KFI AM-640 called by Matt “Money” Smith, analyst Daniel Jeremiah and sideline reporter Shannon Farren. The game will also air KNWZ 970 AM, KNWH-AM, KECY (Palm Springs), KATY-FM 101.3 (San Bernardino), KORE AM 1050 / 102.9 FM (Eugene, OR), KNCU-FM 92.7 (Newport, OR) and KBFP AM 800 (Bakersfield).
SB Nation Affiliate: Silver & Black Pride