The Las Vegas Raiders overturned their 3-game losing streak in the wildest way imaginable. They trounced division rivals Chargers 63-21 and broke a couple of records, keeping them in a check from start to finish. Starting over Jimmy Garoppolo, QB Aidan O’Connell kept management’s trust on him with a 4-touchdown display.

Cornerback Jack Jones had a witty reply in the locker room when reporters asked about his feeling following the win. He praised their defensive coordinator for making great calls and reflected on self-improvement from the past week. But most importantly, his four-word reply stole the show at locker room.

Jack Jones gives open thought on the Chargers destruction

The cornerback started by praising their defensive coordinator Patrick Graham for making great calls in the last few games. “First of all I want to give it off to coach Simmons… I mean not coach Simmons, coach PG, you know, he made a great call. And just from my personal feelings I’ve been feeling like the last two games he been calling great calls. So I just give kudos to him.”

He then voiced on his own improvement from last week when he let the ball get away. “Can’t let it get away this time, you know what I’m saying. Last week I was maybe a step away. This week I had to fine-tune all of my techniques and everything. .I wanna win it, winning feel way more better…”  Then finally, when asked about how he was feeling at the end zone, crowd cheering on him, Jones had a brutal 4-word reply to it “We was kickin’ ass!”

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The CB’s excitement is justified by the display the Raiders put there. During their Chargers blowout, they broke a couple of records for either side.

Raiders’ record-breaking win vs the Chargers

Offensively, the home side was impressive throughout. Jimmy Garoppolo has fallen out of interim HC Antinio Pierce‘s favor. The veteran has a longtime battle with his back that has made him miss multiple games. Likley, that’s why a month ago, Pierce announced Rookie Aidan O’Connell as their starting QB going forwards. The QB has had a mixed record since then, but the Chargers’ game is by far the best performance of his career so far.

The Raiders recorded the NFL’s biggest-ever halftime lead (42-0) while coming back from a defeat in the previous game. Raiders also set the franchise record for points scored and broke Chargers’ record for points allowed, both being 63. The Chargers started fighting back in the third and fourth quarter, racking up equal points as the Raiders (21). But it was too timid to change the outcome, and the damage was done by then.

The win, likely doesn’t help the Raiders to clinch a last-minute playoff spot. But it does keep them away from the league-floor, which is now occupied by the Chargers. So, it’s an equally big celebration in Vegas.

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