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BOLTS BEAT BETA
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The Chargers are better than the Raiders this season | |
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Allow me to direct you to the scoreboard. Last time they played, the Chargers waxed the Raiders by 12 points (Jan 01, 2012) |
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The Chargers respect their fans and play better than the Raiders at home this season (5-3 vs 3-5) |
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The Chargers are more clutch on third down, converting more of them (48.8% vs 35.7%) than the Raiders this season |
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The Chargers don't have to cheat as often, with fewer penalty yards (753 vs 1,358) than the Raiders this season |
The Chargers are better than the Raiders historically | |
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History lesson: The Chargers have more wins over the last 5 years than the Raiders (63 vs 32) |
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It always comes down to winning vs. losing and the Chargers have a significantly better winning percentage over the last 10 years (0.600 to 0.350) |
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You don't even get close. The Chargers have an average margin of victory of 13 over the Raiders in 21 wins since 1981 |
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If it's close, that means the Chargers have already won, having beaten the Raiders 8 out of 15 games decided by 7 points or less. |
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The Chargers are more relevant, and have won a division title more recently than the Raiders (2009 vs 2002) |
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Between 2001-2010, The Chargers had a much better overall winning percentage than the Raiders (Win pct: 58.10% vs 36.30%) |
The Chargers players are better than the Raiders players | |
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The Chargers passing leader (Philip Rivers w/ 4,624) is better than the Raiders passing leader (Carson Palmer w/ 2,753) |
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The Chargers passing touchdowns leader (Philip Rivers w/ 27) is better than the Raiders passing touchdowns leader (Carson Palmer w/ 13) |
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The Chargers receiving touchdowns leader (Vincent Jackson w/ 9) is better than the Raiders receiving touchdowns leader (Denarius Moore w/ 5) |
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The Chargers interceptions leader (Eric Weddle w/ 7) is better than the Raiders interceptions leader (Matt Giordano w/ 5) |
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The Chargers sacks leader (Antwan Barnes w/ 11.0) is better than the Raiders sacks leader (Tommy Kelly w/ 7.5) |
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The Chargers have had more Defensive Rookies of the Year than the Raiders (2 vs 1) |
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Over the last 10 years, the Chargers have had more elite talent, with more players appearing in the Pro Bowl than the Raiders (39 vs 19) |
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The Chargers have had more single season rushing leaders than the Raiders over the past 25 years (2 vs 0) |
San Diego is a better city than Oakland | |
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We're afraid of you in one regard. More violent crime happens in Oakland than in San Diego -- according to the FBI) |
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More property crime happens per capita in Oakland so you better protect your valuables if you visit (when compared to San Diego -- according to the FBI) |
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The Chargers are a much more valuable team than the Raiders according to Forbes (#24 vs #31) |
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The Chargers name means something. The franchise is worth considerably more than the Raiders ($907,000,000 vs $758,000,000) |
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The Chargers know football AND business. They make a lot more money than the Raiders ($233,000,000 vs $217,000,000) |
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The Chargers have more fans that attend home games compared to the Raiders (Avg Pct Stadium filled: 91.90% vs 73.70%) |
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