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Chargers are 0-2. The Raiders did it again. Herbert has Buffalo next.

SoFi. 26-14. McConkey played hurt. The Jets blew a 10-point lead in overtime to Green Bay.

The Rocket News · Sports · Inglewood, Calif.September 21, 2026 · 4 min read

Chargers are 0-2 after the Raiders. Herbert has Buffalo next.

The Chargers lost to the Raiders 26-14 at SoFi and are 0-2. Nick Canepa called it a second straight baffling loss. Ladd McConkey played through a rib and caught three for 35. Buffalo is next. The Sports desk files a 0-2 team in a hard stretch, not a moral victory.

The Jets blew a 10-point lead and lost to the Packers 20-17 in overtime at MetLife. Trey Smack’s 26-yarder with 5:23 left in OT. Aaron Donald is due Monday night at SoFi against the Giants, 981 days since his last NFL game.

Second straight baffling loss.

The Sports desk files Monday as it is: powder blue at 0-2, a Jets ending everyone has seen, and a defensive tackle coming home.

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