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    Chargers ready for one final scene in Oakland against Raiders before they move

    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Nov 07, 2019 3 minutes

    OAKLAND, Calif. - The Los Angeles Chargers can recall being showered by debris, doused with beer and enveloped by the wafting smell of weed.

    Now, they have the opportunity to play one final time in the home of the Oakland Raiders, in a game both teams desperately need - a game matching longtime AFC West rivals.

    It's also a game played at night, giving the fans ample time to elevate their levels of both excitement and blood-alcohol. "It'll be awesome," Chargers quarterback Philip

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