Last Thursday night, a fired up Oakland Raiders squad took the field and established dominance when Safety Erik Harris recorded his first of two interceptions early in the first quarter, with his second went for six. Just four days removed from a defensive performance that put the Raiders on the brink of a loss, defensive coordinator Paul Guenther dialed up a defensive game plan that exploited the aging arm of Chargers’ quarterback Phillip Rivers.
The Raisers applied pressure early and often leading to a season-high five sacks and three interceptions and a passer rating of 57.