Baltimore at Los Angeles

What a difference Jim Harbaugh has made for the Chargers, especially defensively, as they did not allow more than 20 points their first five games, and then when they did against Cincinnati, the offense came through, resulting in a 34-27 victory. It took a couple of games to get things straightened out on the offensive side, but Los Angeles has averaged 28.5 points in its past four games, and it used a balanced offense against the Bengals with 280 passing yards and 155 on the ground. Justin Herbert threw for 297 yards and two TDs with no interceptions, and rookie Ladd McConkey caught six passes for 123 yards for the Chargers. Baltimore comes off a bruising 18-16 loss to Pittsburgh, and the Ravens are 1-3 ATS their past four games, while the Chargers have covered four in a row. Lamar Jackson threw for 207 yards and a touchdown with a pick, but mostly, the Steelers kept it in check. Baltimore is last in the league in pass defense, allowing 284.5 yards per game. Los Angeles is 4-0-1 ATS in its past five home games. Take the Chargers.