Kirk Cousins throws three TDs, Raiders start 2-0 with 26-14 victory over Chargers
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Key Points:
- The Las Vegas Raiders defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 26-14 to start the season 2-0, marking their first consecutive wins to open a season since 2021.
- Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins threw for three touchdowns and 253 yards, becoming the second quarterback in franchise history to have three touchdown passes in each of the first two games.
- Las Vegas' defense played well, forcing key turnovers and capitalizing on a critical fourth-quarter fumble by Chargers’ Omarion Hampton to extend their lead.
- Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert struggled with two interceptions and multiple offensive penalties, including a safety caused by Joe Alt’s holding penalty in the end zone.
- The Raiders will face the New Orleans Saints in Week 3, while the Chargers travel to play the Buffalo Bills, continuing challenging schedules for both teams.
