Gilman anchored the secondary with multiple pass breakups, showcasing elite coverage and reliability. His presence helped clamp Las Vegas’s aerial game, contributing to a defense that disrupted timing and forced the Raiders into tough, hurried decisions.

Gilman’s zone read read and bat-down set up Henley’s interception, underscoring his role in the Chargers’ defensive communication and turnover generation.

Gilman, a Chargers safety, logged a team-high nine tackles (four solo) and played most of the defensive snaps, anchoring the secondary and contributing on special teams. His mix of tackle volume and play time can translate into tackle-heavy fantasy upside in deeper formats, especially if he remains a core special-teams contributor with occasional standout drives on defense.

Alohi Gilman delivered an outstanding performance in the wild-card round, earning a 91.6 PFF grade, the highest of his career. His impactful play included forcing a turnover on Houston's first drive, which set the tone for the Chargers' defense. Gilman's 89.6 coverage grade was the best among safeties in the wild-card round, showcasing his ability to disrupt opposing offenses effectively.

Alohi Gilman delivered a strong performance in the secondary, contributing to the Chargers' defensive efforts with key plays that showcased his coverage skills. His ability to read the game and react effectively was instrumental in maintaining pressure on opposing offenses.