AFC West recap: Chargers triumph, Raiders collapse globally

Chargers maul Jaguars

The San Diego Chargers destroyed the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday 33-14 behind 377 passing yards from Philip Rivers and three touchdowns, including two to former Bronco Eddie Royal. This now puts the Chargers at 3-1 and, technically, in first place in the AFC West.

Mike McCoy and Rivers are making the San Diego Chargers' passing offense every bit as dangerous as Denver's. Rivers has thrown a TD in 24 straight games - that's a San Diego franchise record. Royal has had four touchdowns and 147 yards over the last two weeks.

They even used the Broncos' scissors route^TM to get six from Jacksonville.

Looking at their upcoming slate of games (Jets, at Raiders, Chiefs), the Chargers could easily be 6-1 heading into their Week 8 game against the Broncos in Denver.

Raiders collapse "on global scale"

Do you hear that, Roger Goodell? London is calling.

They want a refund.

The Oakland Raiders are baaaaaaaaaad. For a minute there, it looked like maybe, they weren't so baaaaaaaaaad. But nope. They're baaaaaaaaaad.

How do you let this happen?

The Raiders fell to the Miami Dolphins 38-14 Sunday. The Dolphins. Looking at the Raiders' schedule, they may be 0-15 when they face the Broncos in Week 17 - in Denver.

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