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Need help betting on Friday night's massive battle between the Chiefs and Chargers? You've come to the right spot! Our top pick for this AFC West showdown is presented below. Let's cash it!
The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off a season where they fell just short of their goal, which was to become the 1st franchise in NFL history to win 3 straight Super Bowls. The offseason was not great to them either. Rashee Rice, Mahomes’s top receiving threat, was handed a 6-game suspension to begin the year.
The Chargers made it to the playoffs in their 1st season under Jim Harbaugh. They were knocked out by the Texans, but overall, the season was successful. Hopes are even higher now that Harbaugh has had a full year with young QB Justin Herbert.
While the Chiefs will not have Rice at receiver, they still have Travis Kelce at tight end and Xavier Worthy on the outside, who many believe is set for a breakout season here in his 2nd year. He showed glimpses last season but will be relied on more heavily this year.
Pacheco is back at running back, and his bruising style will be needed with the passing game taking a small step backwards this year. The Chargers have a new face in their backfield. Omarion Hampton was drafted out of UNC, and Harbaugh is likely to use him extensively to set up the play-action passing game for Herbert.
We expect the Chiefs to regress a bit this season and like the Chargers to make strides in Harbaugh’s 2nd season. And that is going to start here in the 1st game of the season. The money line is tempting, but we like getting the half point over that key number of 3.
· KC is 4-10 ATS in its last 14 games.
· KC is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games on the road.
· LAC is 9-3 ATS in its last 12 games.
· LAC is 8-2-1 ATS in its last 11 games against an opponent in the AFC.
· Omarion Hampton Anytime TD: +155
· Patrick Mahomes 20+ Rush Yds +110
· Ladd McConkey 6+ Receptions -120