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Big Dill Sports coming to you from under the Vegas lights, and the Bolts brought the juice. On the very first Raiders snap, Daiyan Henley jumped a route for a pick, the Chargers grabbed an early Cameron Dicker 38-yarder, and from there L.A. kept the house quiet. When the dice stopped rolling, it was Chargers 20, Raiders 9 in Allegiant. (espn.com)

This was a veteran clinic from Justin Herbert — cool, clean, and carving: 19/27, 242 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. He hit Keenan Allen for a crisp 10-yard score, then dropped a pre-halftime moonshot to Quentin Johnston for a 60-yard strike that felt like hitting the jackpot on the Strip. That’s the kind of prime-time precision that travels. (espn.com)

Las Vegas kept knocking but couldn’t kick the door in — literally. Daniel Carlson was the only Raider on the ledger (from 54, 40, and 37), while Geno Smith went 24/43 for 180 yards and was tagged with three picks, including that tone-setter by Henley and later snags by Tony Jefferson and Donte Jackson. When the Raiders finally threatened late, Henley crashed the party again with a fourth-down sack to ice it. (espn.com)

Notable note: this one doubled as the first AFC West chapter of the Jim Harbaugh vs. Pete Carroll reboot — a rivalry that came in tied at 4–4 in their NFL meetings — and it followed L.A.’s splashy Week 1 win over the Chiefs in São Paulo. The Chargers kept the momentum rolling on Monday night. (nfl.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Daiyan Henley — an opening-drive INT and the late sack to shut the door? That’s big-time dill delivery in the clutch. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this has been Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.