Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders played a much better team that had something to play for and thus, the Raiders looked like an overmatched team as they did most of the season.
The Los Angeles Chargers, who clinched the No. 5 seed in the AFC playoffs, took over the Raiders late in the second half and easily won 34-20 to end the season. It was a rude clap back to reality after the Raiders won two games against fellow also-rans Jacksonville and New Orleans the past two weeks.
Now, a disappointing 4-13 season (the 13 losses are tied for the second most in team history) is over and all eyes on on coach Antonio Pierce.