NFL Week 15 injuries: News on Tyreek Hill, C.J. Stroud, more - ESPN

Week 15 is one game in, and the result was so lopsided that the losing team already has fired its coach and general manager.

It didn't feel like the Los Angeles Chargers (5-9) had much choice after losing to the AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders 63-21 at Allegiant Stadium.

The same Raiders team that had been shut out the week before led 42-0 at the half and 63-7 just 30 seconds into the fourth quarter. Aidan O'Connell had four touchdown passes, and Jakobi Meyers caught one and passed for another. Las Vegas also had two defensive touchdowns.

The Chargers were without starting quarterback Justin Herbert, who went on IR earlier in the week after surgery for a broken finger on his throwing hand, and wide receiver Keenan Allen (heel).

Elsewhere, a lot of eyes will be tuned on the health of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (ankle) as he pursues the first 2,000-yard receiving season in NFL history. The decision is likely to push until 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, when the Dolphins play host to the New York Jets.

Elsewhere, two AFC postseason contenders will be without their starting quarterbacks. The Houston Texans won't have rookie standout C.J. Stroud (concussion), and the Pittsburgh Steelers won't have Kenny Pickett (ankle). The news is mixed for the Minnesota Vikings. Running back Alexander Mattison (ankle) has been ruled out, but wide receiver Justin Jefferson (chest) says he'll play despite being listed as questionable.

Here are more injury updates from our NFL Nation reporters as we head toward the Sunday matchups:

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Injury: Ankle

The NFL's leading receiver suffered an ankle injury in Monday's loss to the Tennessee Titans that limited him to just 47% of the Dolphins'