The road team has gone 15-5-2 ATS in the last 22 meetings, including in Week 5 when the Broncos won 20-13 in Carson. I like the trend to continue Sunday with rookie QB Drew Lock expected to get his first start for Denver. Being at home will help him, but everything I’ve heard about Lock from training camp through his injury is that he’s way behind and has lots to learn. I’ll take the Chargers despite Denver’s defense playing well.

Largely ignored in their home stadium, the Chargers almost welcome road trips. They have lost ATS just three of the last 13 away games. L.A. eases out of a bye, which was welcomed particularly by slumping QB Philip Rivers. The Chargers should be acclimated to the high altitude, having practiced in Colorado leading up to their previous game against the Chiefs in Mexico City. The warm-to-cold transition doesn’t seem to bother L.A., which is on a 9-2-5 roll — yes, five pushes! — in Denver.