How to watch Broncos vs Chargers: Live stream, TV channel, and time

The Denver Broncos are all set to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in what should be an enthralling Week 6 of Monday Night Football. Entering this AFC West clash, both teams have struggled early on. But it's the Chargers who are currently enjoying a better run of form.

Coming off wins in Week 4 and Week 5, L.A. sit second in a highly competitive AFC West. The division features the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders as well. Denver, on the other hand, are currently third in their division with a 2-3 record. Their most recent defeat came in Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts.

Last season, both teams won a game apiece when facing each other. This time around the Chargers will have to deal with the threat of the self-professed "Mr. Unlimited" - Russell Wilson.

How to watch Broncos vs Chargers: Time & TV channel details

The MNF game featuring will be broadcast live on ESPN. You can also follow the matchup on Sportskeeda's live blog of the game. Broncos vs Chargers will kick off at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California at 8:15 PM ET.

How to watch the Broncos vs Chargers game tonight in Week 6 on the live stream?

Fans can stream the game online on the NFL Game Pass app. Paramount+ and fuboTV will also stream the game live.

Bronco vs Chargers head-to-head for last 5 years

Date	Visitor	Home	Result
01/02/2022	Denver Broncos	LA Chargers	13-34
11/28/2021	LA Chargers	Denver Broncos	13-28
12/27/2020	Denver Broncos	LA Chargers	16-19
11/01/2020	LA Chargers	Denver Broncos	30-31
12/01/2019	LA Chargers	Denver Broncos	20-23
10/06/2019	Denver Broncos	LA Chargers	20-13
12/30/2018	LA Chargers	Denver Broncos	23-9
11/18/2018	Denver Broncos	LA Chargers	23-22
10/22/2017	Denver Broncos	LA Chargers	0-21

Betting odds summary

Moneyline: Broncos (+188) | Chargers (-225)

Spread: Broncos +4.5 (-110) | Chargers -4.5 (-110)

Total: 45.5 Over (-110) | Under (-110)

Broncos vs Chargers prediction

Denver need to turn things around and quick. Placed in arguably the toughest division in the NFL, a lot of their success hinges on the performances of Russell Wilson. They acquired Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks for a boatload of draft picks and players.

The future NFL Hall of Famer has struggled for form since making the switch and currently has a touchdown to interception ratio of 4:3. Those numbers definitely don't scream franchise QB material.

Justin Herbert, on the other hand, has picked up from where he left off and has already accumulated 10 TDs in five games. While scoring hasn't been much of an issue for the L.A. franchise, their 40% conversion rate in the red zone is something they have to work on.

With all that being said, it's likely that the Chargers will finish the game on top by winning by at least 10 points or more.