The Chargers certainly gave their fans in San Diego something to see, as a scuffle broke out. According to The Atheltic's Daniel Popper, on a handoff from Justin Herbert, second year running back Kimani Vidal was knocked off his feet by Troy Dye, sparking confrontation.

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San Diego experienced an unimaginable loss that many still feel to this day. The Chargers franchise, which had been based in the city since 1961, announced that it was moving to Los Angeles to become the Los Angeles Chargers in order to take advantage of the large market that Los Angeles has to