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The Los Angeles Chargers will take on the Kansas City Chiefs as they look to secure a 2-0 start within a division that projects to be ultra-competitive all season. The Chargers opened up with a tight home victory over the Raiders as 3.5-point home favorites, and the Chiefs demolished the Cardinals 44-21 in Arizona as 6-point road favorites.
Taking out the Chiefs in their own house is a tall task, but it may be even tougher than usual for Los Angeles, who will likely be without star receiver Keenan Allen (hamstring). In his absence, the Chargers will need Justin Herbert to operate the offense at a high level against a Kansas City defense that looked impressive in Week 1.
When is Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers Week 2?
Date/Time: Thursday, Sept. 15, 8:15 p.m. EST
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium
How to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
Opening Odds: Chiefs -3 | O/U 52.5
Week 2 Chiefs vs. Chargers Betting Odds
Here’s a look at the latest point spread and total for Thursday’s game.
Week 2 Chiefs vs. Chargers Stats to Know
- The Chargers and the Chiefs are 1-0 ATS and straight up in 2022
- The Chargers are 3-1 ATS and straight up in their last four games as road underdogs
- The Chiefs are 5-5 ATS in their last 10 games as home favorites
- The Chargers won straight up against the Chiefs as road underdogs in 2021
- The Chargers and Chiefs have split their last four matchups straight up
- Justin Herbert’s O/U is 283.5 passing yards – he’s gone UNDER that number in four of his last six games
- Patrick Mahomes’ O/U is 306.5 passing yards – he threw for 360 yards in Week 1 but has gone UNDER that number in six of his last eight games
- Mike Williams averages 2.6 more receptions and 23 more yards per game without Keenan Allen in the lineup
- Travis Kelce’s O/U is 78.5 receiving yards – he’s gone OVER that number in four straight games and had 121 yards in Week 1
- Austin Ekeler’s O/U is 53.5 rushing yards – he’s gone OVER that number five of his last six games