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    Helene Elliott: It's home-field disadvantage for Chargers against Eagles

    by By Helene Elliott, Los Angeles Times Oct 02, 2017 3 minutes

    CARSON, Calif. - It was surreal. One look at the palm trees towering behind the north end of StubHub Center confirmed that the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Chargers were playing in California. But the roars and cheers from legions of green-clad fans told both teams otherwise - and reminded the Chargers that their house is not yet their home.

    "We were playing in Philadelphia," Chargers cornerback Casey Hayward said Sunday. "That's what it felt like."

    Being scorned

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