Final2024 Week 18

Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV

Los Angeles Chargers vs Las Vegas Raiders, Week 18 2024

Los Angeles Chargers

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Las Vegas Raiders

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Scoring by quarter
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Chargers31431434
Raiders373720

LAC 34LV 20 Final

  • Passing leader

    Justin Herbert

    LAC · QB

    28.0PPR pts

    28/36, 346 YDS, 2 TD

  • Top fantasy scorer

    Quentin Johnston

    LAC · WR

    31.6PPR pts

    13 REC, 186 YDS

  • Raiders leader

    Jakobi Meyers

    LV · WR

    27.3PPR pts

    9 REC, 123 YDS, 1 TD

  • Defensive playmaker

    Daiyan Henley

    LAC

    1 INT, 5 TKL

Chargers 34, Raiders 20: Los Angeles pulls away from Las Vegas

Los Angeles led 17–10 at halftime after a 14-point second quarter and outscored Las Vegas 17–10 after the break to win 34–20. The Chargers finished with a 473–264 edge in total offense and averaged 6.6 yards per play.

The gap showed up everywhere. The Raiders went 2-for-9 on third down and committed one turnover, while the Chargers kept the ball for 38:58 and finished without a giveaway.

The two teams meet again in Week 14 of 2026. If you roster anyone from either side, run the start/sit call in Redraft Command and it will weigh your lineup, your opponent and your league scoring, not only the player rankings.

Key advantages

  • +1.1 yards/play LAC 6.6 · LV 5.5
  • +1 turnover margin LAC 0 turnovers
  • +209 total yards LAC 473 · LV 264

Game Highlights

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Why the Chargers Won

Los Angeles won the efficiency, turnover, third-down, and time of possession battles.

Team stats comparison, Chargers vs Raiders
ChargersStatRaiders
6.6Yards per play5.5
0Turnovers1
473Total yards264
Other team stats
72Plays48
50%Third-down conversion22%
38:58Time of possession21:02

Scoring Summary

The Chargers scored three touchdowns and four field goals; the Raiders scored two touchdowns and two field goals.

Scoring plays, Chargers vs Raiders
TimeTeamPlayLACLV
1st quarter
2:46LVDaniel Carlson 40-yard FG Takes lead03
0:11LACCameron Dicker 33-yard FG Ties game33
2nd quarter
13:04LVAidan O'Connell → Jakobi Meyers, 25-yard TD Takes leadDaniel Carlson XP310
5:28LACCameron Dicker 32-yard FG610
1:05LACCameron Dicker 49-yard FG910
0:10LACJustin Herbert → DJ Chark Jr., 6-yard TD Takes leadJustin Herbert → Ladd McConkey, 2-pt conversion1710
3rd quarter
7:10LACCameron Dicker 20-yard FG Extends lead2010
2:15LVDaniel Carlson 47-yard FG2013
4th quarter
13:32LACJustin Herbert → Will Dissly, 2-yard TD Extends leadCameron Dicker XP2713
3:38LACHassan Haskins 2-yard TD run Extends leadCameron Dicker XP3413
0:25LVAidan O'Connell → Brock Bowers, 12-yard TDDaniel Carlson XP3420

Fantasy Points: Chargers vs Raiders, Week 18 2024

Fantasy leaders

  1. Quentin JohnstonLACWR31.6 PTSWR2
  2. Justin HerbertLACQB28.0 PTSQB3
  3. Jakobi MeyersLVWR27.3 PTSWR3
  4. Aidan O'ConnellLVQB16.9 PTSQB15

Player Stats

Quarterbacks

Quarterback statistics
PlayerFPTSFINCMP/ATTPass YDSTDINTRush ATTRush YDSRush TDRateStart/Sit
Justin HerbertLACQB28.0QB328/36346204420125.2Start/Sit →
Aidan O'ConnellLVQB16.9QB1524/3421421413094.5
Desmond RidderLVQB0.4QB411/21100———66.7

WRs, RBs, & TEs

Receiver, running back and tight end statistics
PlayerFPTSFINPOSRush ATTRush YDSRush TDTGTRECRec YDSRec TDStart/Sit
Quentin JohnstonLACWR31.6WR2WR———14131860Start/Sit →
Jakobi MeyersLVWR27.3WR3WR———1091231Start/Sit →
Ladd McConkeyLACWR16.5WR20WR———85950Start/Sit →
Will DisslyLACTE15.2TE9TE———65421
Brock BowersLVTE15.0TE10TE———94501Start/Sit →
J.K. DobbinsLACRB10.5RB25RB1863033120Start/Sit →
Hassan HaskinsLACRB9.3RB28RB12331————
DJ CharkLACWR7.6WR61WR———3161
Alexander MattisonLVRB7.1RB35RB620054110
Michael MayerLVTE6.1TE27TE———44210Start/Sit →
Tre TuckerLVWR5.4WR73WR———43240Start/Sit →
Derius DavisLACWR1.4WR107WR1-101150Start/Sit →
Chris CollierLVRB1.2RB71RB26021-40

Fantasy Usage

Los Angeles Chargers

Snap Share

  1. Quentin JohnstonWR55 snaps73%
  2. Ladd McConkeyWR51 snaps68%
  3. J.K. DobbinsRB49 snaps65%
  4. Will DisslyTE43 snaps57%
  5. DJ CharkWR37 snaps49%

Target Share35 targets

  1. Quentin Johnston40%, 14 targets
  2. Ladd McConkey23%, 8 targets
  3. Will Dissly17%, 6 targets
  4. DJ Chark9%, 3 targets
  5. J.K. Dobbins9%, 3 targets
  6. Other3%, 1 targets

Carry Share35 carries

  1. J.K. Dobbins51%, 18 carries
  2. Hassan Haskins34%, 12 carries
  3. Justin Herbert11%, 4 carries
  4. Derius Davis3%, 1 carries

Las Vegas Raiders

Snap Share

  1. Jakobi MeyersWR48 snaps94%
  2. Brock BowersTE48 snaps94%
  3. Michael MayerTE41 snaps80%
  4. Tre TuckerWR41 snaps80%
  5. Alexander MattisonRB37 snaps73%

Target Share34 targets

  1. Jakobi Meyers29%, 10 targets
  2. Brock Bowers26%, 9 targets
  3. Alexander Mattison15%, 5 targets
  4. Michael Mayer12%, 4 targets
  5. Tre Tucker12%, 4 targets
  6. Other6%, 2 targets

Carry Share12 carries

  1. Alexander Mattison50%, 6 carries
  2. Aidan O'Connell33%, 4 carries
  3. Chris Collier17%, 2 carries
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Offensive snaps and share for the skill positions
PlayerSNAPSSNAP %TGTTGT %CAR
Jakobi MeyersLVWR4894%1029%0
Brock BowersLVTE4894%926%0
Michael MayerLVTE4180%412%0
Tre TuckerLVWR4180%412%0
Quentin JohnstonLACWR5573%1440%0
Alexander MattisonLVRB3773%515%6
Ladd McConkeyLACWR5168%823%0
J.K. DobbinsLACRB4965%39%18
Will DisslyLACTE4357%617%0
DJ CharkLACWR3749%39%0
Hassan HaskinsLACRB2736%00%12
Tucker FiskLACTE2635%00%0
Derius DavisLACWR2331%13%1
Terrace MarshallLVWR1427%00%0
Chris CollierLVRB1325%26%2
Harrison BryantLVTE1122%00%0
Stone SmarttLACTE1419%00%0
Hayden HurstLACTE68%00%0
Dylan LaubeLVRB12%00%0
Ramel KeytonLVWR12%00%0
Kimani VidalLACRB11%00%0

Fantasy Points vs Expected

Expected points (xFP) are what a player's pass attempts, carries and targets are worth at the league's average rates; the difference is what the player made of them.

Usage and expected fantasy points
PlayerPTSxFPvs xFPSnap%UsageRte%Pass attCarCar%TgtTgt%
Quentin JohnstonLAC · WR31.624.0+7.673%40% tgt—000%1440%
Justin HerbertLAC · QB28.018.6+9.4100%36 att—36411%00%
Aidan O'ConnellLV · QB16.917.7−0.894%34 att—34433%00%
Jakobi MeyersLV · WR27.317.1+10.294%29% tgt—000%1029%
J.K. DobbinsLAC · RB10.516.9−6.465%51% car—01851%39%
Brock BowersLV · TE15.015.4−0.494%26% tgt—000%926%
Ladd McConkeyLAC · WR16.513.7+2.868%23% tgt—000%823%
Alexander MattisonLV · RB7.112.5−5.473%50% car—0650%515%
Will DisslyLAC · TE15.210.3+4.957%17% tgt—000%617%
Hassan HaskinsLAC · RB9.37.8+1.536%34% car—01234%00%
Michael MayerLV · TE6.16.9−0.880%12% tgt—000%412%
Tre TuckerLV · WR5.46.9−1.580%12% tgt—000%412%
DJ CharkLAC · WR7.65.1+2.549%9% tgt—000%39%
Chris CollierLV · RB1.24.7−3.525%17% car—0217%26%
Derius DavisLAC · WR1.42.4−1.031%3% tgt—013%13%
Desmond RidderLV · QB0.40.9−0.56%2 att—200%00%

Team totals: Chargers 35 targets and 35 carries; Raiders 34 targets and 12 carries. Shares are from the box score. Snap counts are from the weekly player logs (Sleeper), and include plays wiped out by penalties. Route counts, air yards and red-zone touches appear when the tracking feed is connected. League-average rates from the 2024 season: 1.71 PPR points per target (68% catch rate), 0.65 per carry and 0.44 per pass attempt. They don't adjust for field position or target depth.

Fantasy Verdicts

Justin Herbert Ran hot

LAC · QB · 28.0 pts on 18.6 expected

28 of 36 passing for 346 yards, 2 touchdowns; 4 carries for 42 yards.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 18.6 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Start/Sit: Justin Herbert →

Aidan O'Connell

LV · QB · 16.9 pts on 17.7 expected

24 of 34 passing for 214 yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception; 4 carries for 13 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 17.7 expected.

Quentin Johnston Ran hot

LAC · WR · 31.6 pts on 24.0 expected

14 targets (40% of the team's), 13 catches for 186 yards.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 24.0 points; efficiency supplied the rest.

Start/Sit: Quentin Johnston →

J.K. Dobbins Unlucky

LAC · RB · 10.5 pts on 16.9 expected

3 targets (9% of the team's), 3 catches for 12 yards; 18 carries (51% of the team's) for 63 yards.

Verdict: The role was there, worth 16.9 points at league-average rates; the production wasn't.

Start/Sit: J.K. Dobbins →

Jakobi Meyers Ran hot

LV · WR · 27.3 pts on 17.1 expected

10 targets (29% of the team's), 9 catches for 123 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 17.1 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Start/Sit: Jakobi Meyers →

Brock Bowers

LV · TE · 15.0 pts on 15.4 expected

9 targets (26% of the team's), 4 catches for 50 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 15.4 expected.

Start/Sit: Brock Bowers →

Alexander Mattison Unlucky

LV · RB · 7.1 pts on 12.5 expected

5 targets (15% of the team's), 4 catches for 11 yards; 6 carries (50% of the team's) for 20 yards.

Verdict: The role was there, worth 12.5 points at league-average rates; the production wasn't.

Hassan Haskins

LAC · RB · 9.3 pts on 7.8 expected

12 carries (34% of the team's) for 33 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 7.8 expected.

Stock Up, Stock Down

Los Angeles Chargers

  • Stock up: Hassan Haskins played 36% of the snaps, up from a 12% season average.
  • Stock up: DJ Chark played 49% of the snaps, up from a 17% season average.
  • Stock up: Derius Davis played 31% of the snaps, up from a 15% season average.

Las Vegas Raiders

  • Stock up: Alexander Mattison played 73% of the snaps, up from a 47% season average.
  • Stock up: Michael Mayer played 80% of the snaps, up from a 61% season average.
  • Stock up: Chris Collier played 25% of the snaps, up from a 4% season average.

Fantasy Matchups

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, 2024 through Week 18.

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, Chargers defense and Raiders defense
Points allowed toChargers DRaiders D
QBs16.718.2
RBs19.222.0
WRs32.731.7
TEs10.715.4

Regular season, summed from each game's box score and scored with this page's rules.

How the Game Swung

Las Vegas opened at 50% win probability and fell below 2% in the fourth quarter.

Raiders win probability

Raiders win probability by game minuteRaiders started at 50%, stood at 23% at halftime and finished at 0%, across 11 scoring plays.Q1Q2Q3Q4100%50%0%

Key Swings

  1. +10Carlson 40-yd FG50% → 60%Q1 2:46
  2. +23O'Connell → Meyers, 25-yd TD50% → 73%Q2 13:04
  3. −12Dicker 49-yd FG66% → 54%Q2 1:05
  4. −31Herbert → Chark, 6-yd TD54% → 23%Q2 0:10
  5. −12Herbert → Dissly, 2-yd TD14% → 1%Q4 13:32

Swing in Raiders win probability, in points

Play Calling and Possessions

Play calling, Chargers vs Raiders
Los Angeles ChargersMeasureLas Vegas Raiders
72Plays48
51%Pass rate75%
9.1Yds / dropback6.3
3.9Yds / carry3.3
7/14Third downs2/9

Efficiency edge Los Angeles ran 24 more plays and gained 2.8 more yards per dropback.

  • Top targets
  • LAC Johnston 40% · McConkey 23% · Dissly 17%
  • LV Meyers 29% · Bowers 26% · Mattison 15%

Possession Results

How each possession ended, Chargers vs Raiders
ResultLACLV
Touchdowns32
Field goals42
Punts13
Turnovers01
Turnovers on downs01
Missed field goals10

LAC turnover edge: +1

  • The Raiders opened the scoring on their third possession, a 7-play, 37-yard drive that ended in a field goal.
  • The Chargers drained the clock with two second-half drives of seven to eight minutes.
All 20 possessions, drive by drive
Drive chart
TeamStartPlaysYardsTimeResult
LVQ1 15:00382:04Punt
LACQ1 12:56392:06Punt
LVQ1 10:50361:31Punt
LACQ1 9:197554:16Missed FG
LVQ1 5:037372:17Field goal
LACQ1 2:466552:35Field goal
LVQ1 0:115702:07Touchdown
LACQ2 13:0415567:36Field goal
LVQ2 5:28331:36Punt
LACQ2 3:529522:47Field goal
LVQ2 1:05250:27Interception
LACQ2 0:384300:28Touchdown
LVQ2 0:101-10:10End of half
LACQ3 15:0013697:50Field goal
LVQ3 7:108414:55Field goal
LACQ3 2:157703:43Touchdown
LVQ4 13:326402:42Downs
LACQ4 10:5012817:12Touchdown
LVQ4 3:3812703:13Touchdown
LACQ4 0:251-10:25End of game
About these numbers

Possessions that ended with the clock running out at the half or the end of the game aren't counted.

Personnel groupings, average depth of target and pass rate over expected appear when the tracking feed is connected.

Chargers vs Raiders Head-to-Head

The Chargers and Raiders first met in 1960 and have played 134 times since. They have been AFC West rivals since 1970.

All-time series
70–62–2Raiders lead, 134 meetings since 1960
Postseason
1–0Raiders won in 1980
Largest Chargers win
44–01961
Largest Raiders win
63–212023

Since 2021

7–4 Chargers lead

11 meetings since the 2021 season, regular season and playoffs.

Oldest to newest. C = Chargers win, R = Raiders win, outlined = this game.

2026 Meetings

  • Week 14 Chargers at Raiders Upcoming

Recent Meetings

Season to Date (Through Week 18)

The 2024 regular season, from each game's box score.

Season to date, Chargers vs Raiders
ChargersStatRaiders
11-6Record4-13
23.6Points per game18.2
324.2Yards per game303.2
5.4Yards per play4.8
17.7Points allowed per game25.5
324.4Yards allowed per game333.1

Chargers vs Raiders Fantasy Outlook for 2026

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2024 Game Logs for Players in This Game

Chargers vs Raiders Game FAQ

Who won the 2024 Chargers vs Raiders Week 18 game?

The Los Angeles Chargers beat the Las Vegas Raiders 34–20 in Week 18 of the 2024 season. The game was played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV, on January 5, 2025. See the Chargers' 2024 schedule.

What was the final score of Chargers vs Raiders?

The final score was Chargers 34, Raiders 20. The Chargers led 17–10 at halftime, and the second half went Chargers 17, Raiders 10.

What happened in the Chargers vs Raiders game?

Los Angeles led 17–10 at halftime after a 14-point second quarter and outscored Las Vegas 17–10 after the break to win 34–20. The Chargers finished with a 473–264 edge in total offense and averaged 6.6 yards per play. Quentin Johnston led all players with 13 catches for 186 yards. The Raiders committed 1 turnover, the Chargers none.

Who scored the most fantasy points in Chargers vs Raiders?

Quentin Johnston led the game with 31.6 PPR fantasy points, the WR2 of Week 18, on 13 catches for 186 yards. Justin Herbert was next with 28.0 (QB3). See Quentin Johnston's 2024 game log.

Who led Chargers vs Raiders in passing, rushing and receiving?

Justin Herbert (LAC) led all passers with 28 of 36 for 346 yards and 2 touchdowns. J.K. Dobbins (LAC) led in rushing with 18 carries for 63 yards. Quentin Johnston (LAC) led in receiving with 13 catches for 186 yards.

How many fantasy points did Quentin Johnston score against the Raiders?

Quentin Johnston scored 31.6 points in PPR leagues, 25.1 in half-PPR and 18.6 in standard scoring against the Raiders in Week 18 of the 2024 season, on 13 catches for 186 yards. He drew 40% of his team's targets.

Who outperformed and underperformed expected fantasy points in Chargers vs Raiders?

Jakobi Meyers outperformed his expected fantasy points the most, scoring 27.3 PPR points on 17.1 xFP (+10.2). J.K. Dobbins fell furthest short, with 10.5 points on 16.9 xFP (−6.4). A gap either way reflects efficiency and touchdowns in one game; it is not a forecast. For matchups ahead, see fantasy points allowed by position.

Who had the highest expected fantasy points in Chargers vs Raiders?

Quentin Johnston had the most fantasy opportunity in the game, worth 24.0 expected PPR points (xFP) at league-average rates, and scored 31.6. Expected points measure the volume of a player's pass attempts, carries and targets, not how well he used them.

How did the Chargers beat the Raiders?

The Chargers beat the Raiders 34–20 because they averaged 6.6 yards per play to 5.5, won the turnover battle 1–0, and outgained them 473–264.

Which team won the turnover battle in Chargers vs Raiders?

The Chargers won the turnover battle 1–0: the Raiders gave the ball away 1 time and the Chargers not at all. The Chargers won the game.

What was the turning point of Chargers vs Raiders?

Justin Herbert's 6-yard touchdown pass to DJ Chark Jr. with 0:10 left in the second quarter was the biggest swing of the game, moving the Raiders' win probability from 54% to 23%.

What is the all-time Chargers vs Raiders record?

The Raiders lead the all-time series 70–62–2 across 134 meetings since 1960, including a 1–0 record in the postseason.

When did the Chargers and Raiders last play before this game?

Before Week 18 of 2024, they last met in the 2024 season on September 8, 2024, when the Chargers beat the Raiders 22–10.

Have the Chargers and Raiders met in the playoffs?

Yes, 1 time, most recently in the 1980 playoffs. The Chargers are 0–1 against the Raiders in the postseason.

What is the Chargers vs Raiders record since 2021?

The Chargers lead 7–4 across 11 meetings since the 2021 season, including this game.