Mike Florio and Michael Holley discuss the reality facing the 6-7 Kansas City Chiefs as they get set to take on AFC West rival the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 15.

But the fact some sportsbooks have the Chargers as bigger and bigger underdogs as the week progresses is pretty, well, interesting. Most outlets had the Chargers as underdogs by less than a touchdown to start the week. But it’s a number that has slowly crept closer and closer to the touchdown mark before kickoff.

Going with KC are five of six USA Today writers: Jarrett Bell (27-24 final score), Chris Bumbaca (24-21), Nate Davis (24-20), Tyler Dragon (26-23) and Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz (24-21). Picking the Chargers is Nick Brinkerhoff (27-23).

The Kansas City Chiefs continue to reshape their offensive line in the wake of injuries, and one of their latest roster moves could provide a glimpse at the results of one of the team's long-term investments.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs receive bad news just days before a must-win matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Kansas City needs a win over the Los Angeles Chargers to keep their hopes of making the playoffs alive. The Chiefs are 6-7 to the Chargers’ 9-4, and LA already beat KC once this season, in São Paulo,

I think there’s a lot to clean up, obviously,’ offensive coordinator Greg Roman says of preparing to face the Chiefs on Sunday in Kansas City.

The Los Angeles Chargers have been hit with some bad news before their matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Los Angeles Chargers came out victorious in Week 14, taking down the defending champion Eagles in overtime to move to 9-4. It came with a price, as multiple Chargers are banged up heading into Week 15's matchup against the division rival Chiefs.

During Friday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster described keeping his teammates positive | @EdEastonJr

As the Chiefs struggle through a disappointing season, Patrick Mahomes received a bold prediction regarding the Super Bowl.

Two years ago, Bryan Cook got into the end zone on a play that showed the Chiefs were destined for another Super Bowl victory. Trent McDuffie