The Los Angeles Chargers slipped past the Las Vegas Raiders to reach 2-0 in Week 2 but didn’t escape the NFL league office and fine letters. According to the NFL’s weekly fine updates, Chargers safety Derwin James was issued a hefty $17,389 fine for unnecessary roughness in the second quarter of the win over the Raiders.

James, however, wasn’t the only NFL player fined for a “leg whip” tackle. Dallas Cowboys tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford was fined $5,370 for the same action, while Tampa Bay Buccaneers tackle Charlie Heck was charged $8,722.

Former Oregon football star quarterbacks Justin Herbert and Bo Nix will face off today when the NFL's Los Angeles Chargers host the Denver Broncos

Cornerback Tarheeb Still. If you're picking up on the trend, the Chargers have really good corners, which is going to make it difficult on Bo Nix. Still has two passes defended. And along with being lock-down in coverage, he is good as an open-field tackle. Still has eight

How to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Las Vegas Raiders.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/chargers as Los Angeles Chargers gaining national love from Pat McAfee. The Los Angeles Chargers have put the league on notice through two weeks. Week 1 was seen by over 17 million, as the Bolts finally took down their long-standing rival in the Kansas City Chiefs in Brazil.

Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh announced Wednesday the team will place Khalil Mack on injured reserve due to an elbow injury.