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The Chargers are running out of room to call their disastrous start a slow one: they enter Week 5 0-4 with three of their next four games coming against division opponents.

Denver is laying 3.5 points on the road despite an inconsistent 2-2 start. Justin Herbert’s six interceptions help explain why the market still asks for more than a field goal to back Denver.

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Denver could also arrive at SoFi Stadium without starting corners Pat Surtain II and Riley Moss, a potentially significant break for a Chargers passing game desperate to get Herbert back on track.

Los Angeles has yet to cover a spread this season, while the under has cashed in eight of its last 10 games and six of the past 10 meetings between these AFC West rivals.

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Sean Treppedi handicaps the NFL, NHL, MLB and college football for the New York Post. He primarily focuses on picks that reflect market value while tracking trends to mitigate risk.