Chargers vs. Raiders Game Analysis: Predictions & Odds

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00:00All right, let's do this.

00:03Let's go into this Chargers-Raiders game on Sunday.

00:09What would you like to play for us?

00:10What do you think the spread is, just off the top of your head?

00:13I would guess the Chargers are favored by three, that'd be a guess.

00:17It's week one, they're at home, Herbert's coming off of an injury, the Raiders don't

00:23really, people don't feel like they have a quarterback, Harbaugh's first game back in

00:28the NFL, Antonio Pearce's first game as the official head coach, not the interim head

00:32coach.

00:33Raiders' defense is expected to be solid, Chargers' offense has lost a lot of pieces,

00:38especially in the receiving core, the skilled players, tight end, running back, etc.

00:42So I would think that the odds makers probably look at this game and they're like, it's kind

00:48of a question mark game, although I would think they would lean towards the home team,

00:53they'd lean towards Harbaugh and Herbert.

00:56So my guess would be that the Chargers are favored by three, what do you say, Brown?

01:00I think Price is right, she can go three-and-a-half, yeah, it's three, over-under only at 40-and-a-half

01:08though, so that tells you what Vegas expects, what kind of game they expect, run that ball!

01:13Well they probably don't expect the Raiders to do very much by way of scoring, and they're

01:16probably concerned about what the Chargers don't have any longer at the wide receiver

01:20position and we're going to see what the Chargers do have.

01:25I'm just hoping that Max Crosby goes off and just puts Justin Herbert down and makes

01:32him uncomfortable all game long, and then Gardiner Minshew, this is what I'm really

01:37excited about, I'm hoping Gardiner Minshew shows everybody who says the Raiders don't

01:41have a quarterback, I'm hoping Gardiner Minshew says, yes we do!

01:45Are you aware that the Chargers might have the best offensive line in football?

01:49I'm aware that the Chargers have three first-round draft choices on their offensive line, and

01:55one of them is a rookie who moved from where he played in college at left tackle to right

01:59tackle, but I don't know for sure that they have the best offensive line in football,

02:03I don't know that for sure.

02:05Do you for sure?

02:07We will find out come Sunday, Joe Ault was one of the premier tackles in college football

02:13for years, and only failed to the Chargers because all these quarterbacks were drafted

02:19ahead of him.

02:20Now, if this was just a straight-up draft, Joe Ault would have been a top-four pick,

02:25so I just, I find it interesting.

02:28Huh?

02:29So he would have moved up one spot?

02:32Pretty much.

02:33He would have been a top-four pick, well he was number five.

02:39This is how good he is, man?

02:41And so now you got, you set at tackles, which few teams in the NFL are set at tackle, you're

02:48set at center, they're going to run the ball, like, this is not a secret.

02:54Name me the running backs.

02:55Bruh, y'all, I'm gonna try to be calm when I say this, because y'all know I miss the

03:00football.

03:01I'm trying to be calm when I say this.

03:04Outside of Saquon Barkley, okay, and Christian McCaffrey, the running backs are interchangeable.

03:11What about Breeze Hall?

03:12Is Breeze Hall a guy who's interchangeable?

03:14Yes.

03:15Okay.

03:16Yes.

03:17Yes.

03:18Breeze Hall was a premier running back.

03:19Alec's going to attest to this.

03:21When he's-

03:22And we have not interchanged him at all since he left.

03:25Madison, ain't that his name?

03:28Terrible.

03:29Terrible.

03:30Anyway.

03:31You used a terrible example.

03:32You used a terrible example.

03:35Like I said-

03:36Dalvin Cook was over 1,200 yards every single season while he was a Viking.

03:40Last year, they were awful, because they were like, oh, Madison could just do that.

03:43No, he was terrible.

03:44He didn't score a single rushing touchdown all season.

03:47Terrible example.

03:48The team was terrible last year.

03:50Running backs are interchangeable.

03:53That's why you have to have more than one.

03:55Okay.

03:56So you think, like Gus Edwards, I think they got him from Baltimore, right?

04:01It don't matter who it is.

04:03J.K.

04:04Dalvin.

04:05You're saying that the offensive line is so good that it doesn't matter who the running

04:11back is.

04:12They don't need LaDainian Tomlinson, is what you're saying.

04:13Do they need two healthy legs?

04:17It depends on what the injury is.

04:19Their legs.

04:20That's what I'm saying.

04:22What kind of injury are we talking about on the legs?

04:23Well, Gus Edwards coming off an Achilles.

04:25J.K.

04:26Dalvin's coming off ACL injuries.

04:27Solid.

04:28Not worried about no ACL.

04:29Not worried about no ACL.

04:30Yeah, not worried about Achilles.

04:31Not worried about ACL.

04:32We in the future right now.

04:33Achilles would trouble me?

04:34ACLs?

04:35Nah, no problem.

04:36Hell nah.

04:37We in the future.

04:38We in the future.

04:39Hell nah.

04:40Hell nah.

04:41All right.

04:42We in the future.

04:43We in the future.

04:44We in the future.

04:45We in the future.

04:46We in the future.

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