Players who played for the Chargers and the Raiders

28 players · NFL since 2013

28 players have played for both the Chargers and the Raiders in the NFL since 2013. 17 played for the Chargers first and 11 for the Raiders first. The longest-serving played 136 games across both; the top scorer got 23 touchdowns; 2 scored for both; the first move came in 2014, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Chargers 71 · Raiders 65
  2.  Chargers 92 · Raiders 28
  3.  Chargers 18 · Raiders 89
  4.  Chargers 80 · Raiders 18
  5.  Chargers 83 · Raiders 9
  6.  Chargers 79 · Raiders 3
  7.  Chargers 54 · Raiders 24
  8.  Chargers 57 · Raiders 14
  9.  Chargers 56 · Raiders 11
  10.  Chargers 65 · Raiders 1
  11.  Chargers 46 · Raiders 16
  12.  Chargers 53 · Raiders 9
  13.  Chargers 1 · Raiders 59
  14.  Chargers 34 · Raiders 16
  15.  Chargers 16 · Raiders 32
  16.  Chargers 5 · Raiders 41
  17.  Chargers 7 · Raiders 34
  18.  Chargers 28 · Raiders 10
  19.  Chargers 18 · Raiders 16
  20.  Chargers 1 · Raiders 29
  21.  Chargers 19 · Raiders 7
  22.  Chargers 1 · Raiders 22
  23.  Chargers 12 · Raiders 8
  24.  Chargers 5 · Raiders 15
  25.  Chargers 3 · Raiders 16
  26.  Chargers 5 · Raiders 9
  27.  Chargers 9 · Raiders 3
  28.  Chargers 9 · Raiders 2

Who stands out

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Khalil Mack has the most games for the two combined: 71 for the Chargers and 65 for the Raiders. Tyrell Williams scored the most touchdowns across both (17 for the Chargers, 6 for the Raiders), and 2 players scored for both.

In our data, Vincent Brown was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Raiders came in 2014). The most recent player to play for both is Alec Ingold, who first played for the Chargers in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Chargers and the Raiders (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerChargersRaidersFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Khalil Mack7102022–20266512014–2017Raiders
Denzel Perryman9202015–20252802021–2022Chargers
Andre James18020258902019–2024Raiders
Casey Hayward8012016–20201802021Chargers
Damion Square8302015–2020902021Chargers
Corey Liuget7912013–2018302019Chargers
Jerry Tillery5402019–20222402022–2023Chargers
Tyrell Williams57172015–20181462019Chargers
Darius Philon5602015–20181102021Chargers
Kyle Emanuel6512015–2018102020Chargers
Brandon Facyson4602018–20201602021–2023Chargers
Isaac Rochell5302017–2020902022–2023Chargers
Clelin Ferrell1020255902019–2022Raiders
Marcus Gilchrist3402013–20141602018Chargers
Jared Cook16420213282017–2018Raiders
Alec Ingold5020264132019–2021Raiders
Roderic Teamer7020193402021–2023Chargers
Korey Toomer2812016–20171002015Raiders
DeAndre Carter18320221602023Chargers
Brandian Ross1020152902013–2014Raiders
Vincent Brown1912013–2015702014Chargers
David Sharpe1020252202017–2019Raiders
Tyron Johnson1232020802021–2022Chargers
Geno Smith5020181502025Chargers
Shalom Luani3020191602017Raiders
Keelan Doss502023902019–2020Raiders
Eric Tomlinson902024302019Raiders
James Onwualu902017202020Chargers

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Chargers and the Raiders have met 27 times: the Chargers won 15, the Raiders 12.

  • Chargers' biggest win: Chargers 30-10 Raiders (2017)
  • Raiders' biggest win: Raiders 63-21 Chargers (2023)

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Every Chargers pair

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Chargers and the Raiders?
28 in the NFL since 2013: Khalil Mack, Denzel Perryman, Andre James, Casey Hayward, Damion Square, Corey Liuget and 22 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Chargers and the Raiders?
Yes, 2: Tyrell Williams (17 and 6) and Jared Cook (4 and 8).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Chargers and the Raiders?
Alec Ingold. He played for the Raiders (2019–2021), then the Chargers from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.