Here’s how to watch the Week 6 Chargers vs. Broncos game on TV or live streaming

The Denver Broncos (3-2) are 3-point underdogs as they look to maintain their three-game winning streak in a match against the Los Angeles Chargers (2-2) on Sunday, October 13, 2024 at Empower Field high. The game sets an over/under of 35.5.

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

TV channels: CBS

Live stream: Watch this game on Paramount+

Insights into chargers

With just 68 points (17 per game), the Chargers have struggled to score points this season.

Through the air, Los Angeles has struggled in the passing game this season, completing just 544 passes (136 per game). It ranks 20th with five passing touchdowns.

On the ground, the Chargers rank 10th in rushing yards this season and are 10th to last in the NFL with 511 total rushing yards (127.8 per game). They also rank 15th in rushing yards per attempt (4.4).

Los Angeles ranks 21st in the NFL in third-down percentage at 36.4%. With an efficiency of 44.4%, it ranks 24th in the red zone.

This year, opposing offenses have struggled to score points against Los Angeles’ defense, which ranks first in the NFL with 12.5 points allowed per game and second in the league with 282.5 yards allowed per game .

The Chargers are top 10 in pass stopping this year and rank third in the NFL with 754 total passing yards allowed (188.5 allowed per game). They also rank fourth in touchdowns allowed (three).

The Chargers’ D has done well against the run this season, ranking fourth in the league with 376 total rushing yards allowed (94 per game).

Defensively, Los Angeles ranks second in the NFL in red zone efficiency allowed (28.6%) and 20th in third-down efficiency allowed (39.3%).

Broncos Insights

The Broncos rank 20th in the NFL in points scored (19.2 per game) and 28th in total yards allowed (270.6 per game).

Through the air, Denver has struggled to fall behind in passing this season with just 819 passing yards (163.8 per game). It ranks 29th with three passing touchdowns.

On the ground, the Broncos rank 20th in the NFL in rushing yards (534) and 14th in rushing touchdowns (four).

Denver ranks 31st in the NFL in third-down efficiency at 24.6%. With 43.8% it is in the red zone in 27th place.

This year, Denver’s defensive unit has found success this season as it ranks second in the league with 73 points allowed (14.6 per game).

When it comes to pass stopping, the Broncos rank sixth in the NFL with 799 yards allowed (159.8 per game) and third in yards allowed per pass attempt (5.1).

Against the run, the Broncos rank 11th in the NFL in rushing yards allowed (557) and sixth in rushing touchdowns allowed (three).

On defense, Denver ranks third in the NFL in red zone efficiency allowed (33.3%) and ninth in third-down percentage allowed (32.4%).

Charger Guide

Justin Herbert had a rush last week where he passed for 179 yards with one touchdown and zero interceptions. This season he has thrown for 578 passing yards with five TDs and one INT.

On the ground, JK Dobbins ran for 32 rushing yards (2.3 YPC) on 14 carries last week. He has now completed 56 carries this season for 342 yards (6.1 YPC) and two touchdowns.

In terms of season stats, Herbert threw the rock 14 times for 24 yards (1.7 YPC) and no touchdowns.

In the receiving game last week, Ladd McConkey threw five balls on seven targets for 67 yards and a touchdown. For the season, he has 15 catches (24 targets) for 176 yards and two scores.

Last week, five passes were thrown to Quentin Johnston and he completed one for 9 yards. This season he caught 11 passes (on 18 targets) for 142 yards and three scores.

Will Dissly was targeted three times last week and managed two balls for 24 yards. For the entire season, he has caught nine passes on ten scores for 85 yards and zero scores.

On defense, Kristian Fulton has 15 tackles, two TFLs and one interception for the Chargers this season.

Broncos leader

Bo Nix has passed for 866 yards (173.2 per game) while completing 61.8% of his throws for three touchdowns and four interceptions in five games.

Nix also rushed for 119 yards and three touchdowns.

In five games, Javonte Williams has rushed for 190 yards (38 per game) and scored no touchdowns.

Williams also collected 17 catches for 130 yards and zero touchdowns.

In five games, Courtland Sutton has 17 catches for 224 yards (44.8 per game) and one touchdown.

Jaleel McLaughlin has rushed for 108 yards (21.6 per game) and one touchdown in five games.

In the passing game, McLaughlin scored one touchdown on 10 catches and 11 receiving yards.

Riley Moss has one interception to go, 33 tackles, one TFL and four passes defended while playing in five games for the Broncos.

In five games for the Broncos, Zach Allen has recorded 21 tackles, five TFLs and three sacks.

On defense, Jonathon Cooper did his part, recording four sacks to go, four TFLs and 19 tackles for the Broncos.

The Broncos’ Brandon Jones has recorded 32 tackles and one interception in five contests.

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