Los Angeles at Atlanta

Atlanta was very fortunate to pull out a victory over Carolina in overtime as the Panthers missed a chip-shot field goal and a 48-yard extra point that was due to a bonehead play by D.J. Moore who removed his helmet after a making a great catch to apparently win the game. The Falcons likely won't be so lucky against Los Angeles, which had won three straight before losing 37-23 to Seattle before a bye week and the Chargers have had extra time to prepare for this one. Justin Herbert has thrown for 2,009 yards and 12 touchdowns with only four interceptions this season and the Chargers are 8th in total yards gained and 4th in passing yardage. Atlanta is second-to-last in yards allowed and dead last while allowing 306.9 passing yards per game. Los Angeles is 12-3 ATS its past 15 games after losing by at least 10 points at home and the Chargers have covered nine of their past 13 road contests. The Falcons are 3-13 ATS and 8-3 UNDER after scoring more than 30 points their previous game and they are 7-2 UNDER following a win and 32-12 UNDER their past 44 November games. This is an inflated posted total due to last week when Atlanta and Carolina scored three touchdowns in the final 3:06 of regulation. Take the Chargers ATS as a Max Play and the UNDER.