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Chargers hang on to stop Raiders comeback, win 24-17

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TL;DR: The Chargers held on to defeat the Raiders 24-17, despite a comeback attempt by rookie quarterback Aidan O'Connell. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert injured his hand but continued to play, although his performance was affected. The Raiders scored a late touchdown but failed to convert on their final drive, securing the Chargers' victory. Chargers edge rusher Khalil Mack set a new franchise record with 6.0 sacks. The Chargers now have a bye week, while the Raiders will host the Packers in their next game.


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