Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers NFL Week 15 Odds Plays on Thursday, 16 December at 5:20 PM. Watch every highlight & Live Match!!
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- (9-4) will hope to keep their six-game winning run going in a Week 15 battle
- Kansas City and have gone over the current 50.5-point total in seven of 13 games
- 53.8% of Los Angeles' games (7/13) have had more combined points than Thursday's over/under of 50.5.
The LA Chargers took care of business in Week 14 against the New York Titans and now head into the biggest game of the season on a short week against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Still, would be the top platoon in the division, If the Dishes win also they will have the same record as the Chiefs and with the tiebreaker. Still, the Bolts would still need to win out to win the division or stopgap for another Chiefs' loss. If the Chiefs win also they will basically decide the division. Kansas City would have a two- game lead over the Dishes and would take the tiebreaker in their favor. The Dishes would need to win out and the Chiefs would have to lose two of the last three. That isn't going to be, therefore showing why this game is so important.
This week, the Chiefs are on the road to play the Los Angeles Dishes on Thursday at 720p.m. Arrowhead Time. Chiefs wide receiver Josh Gordon was added to the Reserve/ COVID-19 list on Monday, as was Dishes left attack Rashawn Slater. Neither player appears on the injury report while on the list. A aggregate of 36 players across the league were added to the Reserve/ COVID-19 list on Monday.
Two Chiefs would n’t have rehearsed Monday if there was a drill cornerback L’Jarius Sneed ( particular) and safety Tyrann Mathieu ( other), though neither absence would have been injury- related. Eight Dishes would n’t have rehearsed on Monday — tight end Jared Cook ( quadrangle), tight end Donald ParhamJr. (knee), running back Austin Ekeler (ankle), wide receiver Mike Williams (heel), protective lineman Justin Jones (ankle/ knee), protective lineman Linval Joseph (shoulder), safety Alohi Gilman ( quadrangle), safety Derwin JamesJr. (hamstring) and protective back Trey Marshall (ankle/ hand).
While the Chiefs are the laying pets in this game and are presumably the wide choice to win this game, the Bolts absolutely have what it takes to beat the Chiefs. Not only that, but you can argue that the Dishes should actually be favored in this game. Granted, anything can be and the last thing we're trying to do is declare an early palm against a platoon as good as Kansas City. But when it all comes down to it, there are three compelling reasons why the Bolts should beat the Chiefs and take control of the AFC West.
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