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Los Angeles Chargers vs Kansas City Chiefs NFL Projections

Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs in Week 6: kickoff, team score and game total outlook, and the receivers to watch in this matchup.

Week 6· Latest simulation ·14 upcoming · 0 live · 0 final

LAC @ KC

Early-week projection

Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs ·

LAC18.5
KC26.7
TOTAL45.2

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Official inactives not due yet (posted about 90 minutes before kickoff)

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Players covered in this matchup (20)
Charlie Kolar (TE, LAC) · Cyrus Allen (WR, KC) · Emmett Johnson (RB, KC) · Jalen Royals (WR, KC) · Justin Herbert (QB, LAC) · Kansas City Chiefs D/ST (DST, KC) · Keaton Mitchell (RB, LAC) · Kenneth Walker (RB, KC) · Kimani Vidal (RB, LAC) · Ladd McConkey (WR, LAC) · Los Angeles Chargers D/ST (DST, LAC) · Marquez Valdes-Scantling (WR, LAC) · Noah Gray (TE, KC) · Omarion Hampton (RB, LAC) · Oronde Gadsden (TE, LAC) · Patrick Mahomes (QB, KC) · Rashee Rice (WR, KC) · Travis Kelce (TE, KC) · Tre' Harris (WR, LAC) · Xavier Worthy (WR, KC)

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