Attackers have offensive line problems against the Raiders against the Chargers

CARSON – The Raiders kept him relatively tight in their first four games. This was not the case on Sunday.

Oakland was easily beaten in all three phases of the 26-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers at StubHub Center. The team was unable to overcome the critical mistakes and fell to 1-4 this season.

Let's see how the Raiders stood out against the Chargers.

Hurried attack

Unsolicited Advice for the Raiders: Give Marshawn Lynch the damn ball on a 1-yard line. Do it, even though the whole world knows it's coming. Beast mode can still probably hit paydirt.

It did not happen on Sunday and an interception was launched instead. Lynch was livid after the change of field and clearly wanted to have the opportunity to score. He tore his helmet and nearly slammed it to the floor angrily.

Lynch should have received the ball there and several times in this one. Alas, he only received nine races on which he gained 31 yards.

Quality: F

Transient offense

Derek Carr has launched a costly interception against the line of 1 chargers. It was a backbreaker. Martavis Bryant also did not solve the problem, losing a fumble after a 21-yard gain. The Chargers scored that number and gained 14 points in the break.

Amari Cooper went to MIA again. Seth Roberts had only four catches for 41 yards on seven targets. Jared Cook did not have as much impact as the other games.

Quality: F

Rushing the defense

Cleveland defeated the Raiders' front last week, allowing one run after the other. This was not the case on Sunday.

Melvin Gordon needed 19 runs for 58 yards and the team averaged only 2.5 yards per run. This is a sign of improvement, which will be important if the defense can build on it and continue to play a disciplined defense in advance.

Quality: C

Defense Pass

The Raiders were roasted a few weeks ago during a flick. The screen game Chargers won the silver and black medals this time around. Austin Ekeler put 44 yards for a touchdown – Tahir Whitehead was completely shocked – but several others hurt the Raiders this time.

They have to do better there, otherwise the teams will continue to play screens in this imaginary league. Keenan Allen is a tough match for anyone, but the Alumist has taken full advantage of Raiders High School. Quarterback Philip Rivers formed the team, scoring 339 yards, two touchdowns and a score of 143.4.

Quality: F

Special teams

Dwayne Harris gave the Raiders a spark last week with big returns. It did not happen here, and the Raiders lost the battle for the position on the field. Punter Johnny Townsend was solid, but just does not have the power to chase the Raiders off bad points. You can not blame Matt McCrane for missing a 57-yard field goal and he did another at a reasonable distance.

We can blame these special teams for this crazy statistics: the Raiders never started further than their own 27-yard line. Hard to mark a ton with long fields like that. In contrast, shippers started five orders on their line of 45 yards or more. This will give you a failure score.

Quality: F

Global

There is no sugar on this one. The Raiders were beaten rather badly by a better team.

They could not follow and made too many mistakes. Everyone is responsible for this disaster, which was their worst performance of the season. The team is now sitting at 1-4, threatened to see his season get lost.

Quality: F