LAS VEGAS -- Much of the focus going into the Los Angeles Chargers ' 20-9 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night was on the matchup between the two coaches -- Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll. Two coaching giants with a two-decade-old rivalry renewed on "Monday Night Football."

The game reflected two teams that embody their coach's mindsets -- physical offensive and defensive lines, big hits and two physical first-round running backs. Ultimately, Harbaugh's Chargers dominated this game essentially from start to finish -- with an effective passing attack and stingy defense that didn't allow a touchdown and forced Raiders quarterback Geno Smith to throw three interceptions.

The Chargers begin the season 2-0 for the second straight season and the third time since 2012, and th

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