What channel is Sunday Night Football on tonight? Here's how to watch

The NFL is preparing a top matchup for Sunday Night Football as a Kansas City Chiefs team consistently finds a way to win against a Los Angeles Chargers team, making it a feel-good story this year.

The Chargers started 3-3, about in line with expectations, but have now won five of six games and are in position to be the top wild card seed.

The one constant about Chiefs games is that they were entertaining. Nine of their 11 wins have come by a point difference, and they have now won two straight in their last game to move to 11-1.

Kansas City is considered a 4-point home favorite, which is slightly more than the home field.

Who’s playing on Sunday Night Football tonight?

The NFL Week 14 Sunday Night Football game pits the Los Angeles Chargers against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The game begins at 6:20 p.m. Mountain Time.

How to watch Sunday Night Football tonight?

The Los Angeles Chargers’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs will be broadcast nationally on NBC and streamed on Peacock.

Who will win on Sunday Night Football?

The Chiefs are a 4-point home favorite over the Chargers in Week 14 NFL odds for the game, according to BetMGM Sportsbook. The Chiefs have a value of -200 on the money line, while the Chargers have a value of +165. The over/under is 43 points.

The line: Kansas City Chiefs 24, Los Angeles Chargers 20.

With a record of 4 points and an over-under of 43, the expected outcome is a Chiefs win of 23-19 or 24-20.

Chargers at Chiefs injury report

Los Angeles Chargers injury report

Linebacker Denzel Perryman and cornerback Cam Hart are questionable, as is receiver Ladd McConkey.

Kansas City Chiefs injury report

Receiver Hollywood Brown and tight end Peyton Hendershot are on injured reserve and are out. Backup kicker Spencer Shrader is out, so the Chiefs are looking to use third-team kicker Matthew Wright.

Chargers vs Chiefs predictions

The El Paso Times: Chiefs 24, Chargers 23

Bret Bloomquist writes: “When the Chiefs win these days, and they usually do, it comes on the last play of the game. This doesn’t seem like the right week to compete, the Chargers are a year away from winning a game like this.”

Sportsnaut: Chargers 24, Chiefs 17

Matt Johnson writes: “The Kansas City Chiefs cannot consistently put pressure on opposing quarterbacks and have had a bottom-10 defense since losing cornerback Jaylen Watson to a season-ending injury. It’s also obvious that the Chiefs’ running game is off.” They haven’t been as effective lately and the offensive tackle situation puts them in an even bigger hole against a top-five Los Angeles Chargers defense Football on Sunday evenings will be the moment when alarm bells really start ringing about the Chiefs’ Super Bowl hopes.

Sports Betting Cents: Chiefs 15.7, Chargers 15.2

The site’s formula predicts the Chiefs will win the NFL Week 14 game against the Chargers.

ESPN: Chiefs have a 61.2% chance of beating the Chargers on Sunday Night Football

The site gives the Chargers a 38.4% chance of winning the NFL Week 14 game, with the remaining percentage being a tie.

Dimere: Chiefs 25, Chargers 19

It says: “After extensive simulations, our model gives the Chargers a 29% probability of victory, while the Chiefs have a 71% probability of victory.”

Bookies.com: Bet the Chiefs will hedge against the Chargers

Bill Speros writes: “The Chargers (8-7) got no help from the game plan in the final half of the NFL season. The Bolts visit Kansas City (11-1), just two weeks after losing and scoring at home to Baltimore. An impressive road win in Atlanta. If Jim Harbaugh had wanted a soft schedule, he could have stayed at Michigan in the Big Ten and played Ohio State a dozen times per season, giving up just 15.7 points per game. Although the Chiefs have the best record in the AFC, they are just 5-7 this season. They have won 14 straight games by one point, but have not been able to reach that margin since October 20th, the Chargers have done so 5 out of 6. This number is finally what one can expect given the circumstances. Unfortunately, Taylor Swift will play the last stop of her Eras Tour in Vancouver on Sunday evening. Her hopes here are at 3.5 points. The weather won’t play a role here. Hold on tight.

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What channel is Sunday Night Football on tonight? Here’s how to watch

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