Here’s how to watch the Week 7 Chargers vs. Cardinals game on TV or live streaming

The Los Angeles Chargers (3-2) are clear favorites (-1.5) against the Arizona Cardinals (2-4) on Monday, October 21, 2024. The total score for the game is set at 44.

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How to watch Chargers vs. Cardinals: TV channel and live stream

TV channels: ESPN+

Live stream: Watch this game on ESPN+

Insights into chargers

The Chargers rank 31st in the NFL in scoring with 18.2 points per game and 32nd in total yards with 281 yards per game.

Through the air, Los Angeles’ passing offense has struggled this season, ranking last in the league with 766 passing yards (153.2 per game).

On the ground, the Chargers rank in the bottom ten in rushing yards this year and are sixth-to-last in the NFL with 639 total rushing yards (127.8 per game). They also rank 19th in rushing yards per attempt (4.2).

Los Angeles ranks 30th in the NFL in red zone efficiency (41.7%) and seventh in third-down percentage (42.5%).

This season, opposing offenses have struggled to score points against Los Angeles’ defense, which ranks first in the NFL with 13.2 points allowed per game and first in the league with 289.2 yards allowed per game .

When it comes to pass defense, the Chargers have been one of the best defenses in the league, ranking third in the NFL in giving up 192 passing yards per game. They now rank 13th with 6.3 yards allowed per pass attempt.

Against the run, the Chargers were one of the league’s most effective defenses, ranking third in the NFL with 97.2 rushing yards per game. They now rank seventh with 4.2 yards allowed per rush attempt.

On defense, Los Angeles ranks seventh in the NFL with a red zone efficiency allowed of 44.4%. It ranks 19th in third-down percentage allowed at 37.3%.

Cardinals Insights

The Cardinals have scored a total of 133 points this season and are 20th in the league with 22.2 points per game. They rank 22nd in the NFL in total yards with 1,993 total yards (332.2 per contest).

Through the air, Arizona was one of the worst passing offenses in the league, ranking seventh-to-last in the NFL with 187 passing yards per game. It now ranks 16th with eight passing touchdowns.

Locally, the Cardinals were one of the most effective offenses in the NFL, ranking seventh in the NFL with 871 total rushing yards (145.2 per game). They now rank second with 5.3 rushing yards per attempt.

Arizona ranks 13th in the NFL in third-down efficiency at 40.6%. It ranks 11th in red zone efficiency at 58.8%.

So far this year, Arizona has struggled to contain opposing offenses, giving up 27.2 points per game (22nd in the NFL).

When it comes to defending the pass, the Cardinals are 15th in the NFL with 1,322 passing yards allowed (220.3 per game) and 31st in yards allowed per pass attempt (7.8).

Against the run, the Cardinals have allowed 918 total rushing yards (21st in the NFL) and rank 22nd in yards per rush attempt allowed (4.7).

Defensively, Arizona ranks 15th in the NFL in red zone percentage allowed (53.8%) and 32nd in third-down efficiency allowed (49.3%).

Charger Guide

Justin Herbert’s performance last week included a 61.8% completion percentage, 237 passing yards, one TD and zero picks. As for his season stats, he has 815 passing yards (64% completion rate), six touchdowns and one interception.

On the ground, JK Dobbins caught 25 carries last week and had 96 rushing yards (3.8 YPC) with a touchdown. He has 81 rushing attempts for 438 yards (5.4 YPC) and three touchdowns this season.

Derius Davis received two runs last week, giving him 14 rushing yards (7.0 YPC). Looking at the entire season, he has five rushing attempts for 31 yards (6.2 YPC) and zero touchdowns.

In the receiving game last week, Ladd McConkey threw four balls on eight targets for 43 yards. This season he has 19 catches (32 targets) for 219 yards and two scores.

Last week, four passes were thrown to Quentin Johnston and he completed three for 22 yards. This season he has caught 14 passes (on 22 targets) for 164 yards and three scores.

Will Dissly was the recipient of five targets last week, four of which were for 26 yards. His season stats include: 15 scores, 13 receptions, 111 yards, zero touchdowns.

On defense, Khalil Mack has collected 2.5 sacks, two TFLs and 17 tackles this season.

Cardinal Leader

Kyler Murray has eight touchdown throws and two interceptions in six games while completing 68.2% of his passes for 1,186 yards (197.7 per game).

Murray also passed for 261 yards and a touchdown.

James Conner has gained 403 yards (67.2 per game) and scored three touchdowns in six games.

Conner also caught 12 passes for 88 yards and no touchdowns.

In the passing attack, Marvin Harrison Jr. scored four touchdowns and caught 17 balls for 279 yards (46.5 per game).

Michael Wilson has 21 catches for 237 yards (39.5 per game) and two touchdowns in six games.

Budda Baker wreaked havoc on the defensive side of the ball, collecting 58 tackles, three TFLs and one pass defensed for the Cardinals.

The Cardinals’ Mack Wilson totaled one sack plus two TFLs, 40 tackles and one interception in six games.

Dennis Gardeck has three sacks to go, six TFL, 17 tackles and one interception in five games played.

For the Cardinals, Kyzir White recorded two TFLs, 45 tackles and one interception in six games.

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