The Raiders head to Los Angeles for their first road trip of the season, and the trip comes with a straightforward question for fans: how do you follow Raiders at Chargers from wherever you are? The answer depends on location, device and subscription, with local TV, radio, streaming and postgame video all in play.
Raiders at Chargers will be locally televised on CBS in the areas in orange, which means the game is available on the main broadcast network only in the market map tied to that coverage. For viewers outside that footprint, the route is different: fans can use raiders.com on desktop everywhere for the online radio stream, or listen on mobile in market through raiders.com or the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app. Those outside the local market can sign up for NFL+ to hear live audio of every game, while NFL+ also lets fans watch live local and primetime regular season games on a phone or tablet. Paramount+ carries NFL on CBS, and subscribers can watch live local games across devices all season long.
That mix of options matters because this is not just another entry on the Raiders Schedule. It is Week 2, the Raiders' first road trip of the season, and the game is in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium. Fans who want the radio show can also tune to Raider Nation Radio 920AM and KOMP 92.3 The Rock Station two hours prior to each game, giving the matchup a lead-in before kickoff and another path for viewers who prefer audio over video.
The edge in the coverage is geography. The local CBS telecast is not universal, so two fans following the same game may have completely different access depending on where they sit on the map. One can watch on TV, another may need a phone, tablet or audio stream, and the split is what makes this kind of viewing guide more useful than a simple broadcast note.
When the game ends, the coverage does not stop. Raiders postgame press conferences are livestreamed on Raiders YouTube following the game, and the Raiders app can send notifications when the sessions begin. Historical images from previous Raiders-Chargers matchups also frame the night, including Pete Banaszak making a catch during a regular season away game against the San Diego Chargers on Sunday, October 10, 1976, plus photos tied to Sunday, January 11, 1981, and Sunday, January 2, 1982. For fans tracking the season beyond this trip, the next stop is already taking shape in the schedule, but for now the important part is simpler: the Raiders are on the road, and every way to follow them is laid out before the first snap.
