Where to Watch and Stream NFL Monday Night Football: Chargers vs Cardinals
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For fans eager to catch the LA Chargers and Arizona Cardinals face off on Monday Night Football, it’s important to note that this game won’t be available on national TV. Instead, ESPN+ is the exclusive host source for streaming the game, making it the go-to option for viewers. Scheduled for Monday, October 21, the game will kick off at 9:00 PM ET from State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. If you’re in the Phoenix area, you can catch the action on local TV (KSAZ FOX 10). Other streaming options include NFL+ and Fubo. Be sure to follow along for real-time updates and insights on the SportsGrid App.
When it comes to betting, the LA Chargers enter as slight favorites with a -1.5 spread (-105) and a moneyline of -116. The over/under for this matchup is set at 49.5 points, with the over priced at -115 and the under at -105. For those backing the underdog, the Arizona Cardinals are listed at +1.5 (-115), with a moneyline of -102. This tight spread reflects the close contest expected between these two teams, making it an intriguing matchup for bettors.
LA Chargers vs Arizona Cardinals NFL Game Odds
Matchup
Spread
Moneyline
Total
LA Chargers
-1.5 (-105)
-116
Over 49.5 (-115)
@ Arizona Cardinals
+1.5 (-115)
-102
Under 49.5 (-105)
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Looking at futures, the Chargers have odds of +5000 to win the Super Bowl, +2800 to claim the AFC Championship, and +1700 to take the AFC West. They’re currently -154 to make the playoffs, with their regular season win total set at 9.5, where the over is -102 and the under is -124.
LA Chargers 2024 Futures Odds
LA Chargers Futures
Odds
Win Super Bowl
+5000
Win AFC Championship
+2800
Win AFC West
+1700
Make Playoffs
-154
9.5 Reg. Season Wins
O -102 | U -124
On the other hand, the Cardinals are long shots this season, with +9000 odds to win the Super Bowl and +5000 for the NFC Championship. Their chances of winning the NFC West sit at +500, while they’re +340 to make the playoffs. Their regular season win total is projected at 7.5, with the over priced at +106 and the under at -132.
