Chargers vs. Chiefs: TV Schedule, Live Streaming, Radio, Game Time and More

The Chargers and Chiefs meet for an AFC West clash on Monday Night Football. This will be a rematch of a Week 4 game that the Chargers won 20-17 in San Diego.

At that point, the Chargers were 2-1 and the Chiefs were 0-3. The Chiefs appeared out of the division race.

Flash forward four weeks and the Chiefs are winners of three straight. They are 3-3 and just a game behind the 4-2 Chargers.

Where: Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri

When: Monday, October 31st at 8:30 p.m. EST

Watch: ESPN

Listen: Full listing of Chargers radio networks, full listing of Chiefs radio networks

Betting Line: Chargers -3.5 (according to Bodog Sports)

Fantasy Start 'Em, Sit' Em and Sleeper

Start 'Em: Chargers' Ryan Mathews

Mathews turned in one of his best performances as a pro when these two met in Week 4. He had 98 yards rushing and two touchdowns.

Look for the Chargers to get Mathews going again in this one.

Sit 'Em: Chargers' WR Vincent Jackson

The Chiefs, thanks to Brandon Flowers, are ranked third in the NFL in defending teams' No. 1 receivers. He will be locked down on Jackson in this one, and the Chargers' pass offense has been struggling anyway.

In the first meeting of these two, Jackson had five catches for 63 yards and zero touchdowns.

Sleeper: Chiefs' RB Jackie Battle

Battle has clearly asserted himself as the lead back for the Chiefs. He has led them in carries the past two weeks, and he has vastly outperformed Thomas Jones.

Battle is averaging 5.2 yards per carry and the Chargers are allowing 4.7 yards per carry.

Chargers Player to Watch: QB Philip Rivers

Rivers has not been himself this season, and the Chargers are struggling to move the ball because of it. Rivers has only seven TD passes, and making that number look even worse, he has nine interceptions.

I keep expecting Rivers to turn it around, but it hasn't happened yet. Maybe this will be the game.

Chiefs Player to Watch: Matt Cassel

Cassel is a very average QB. However, he can be efficient in this offense, and the Chiefs need him to be. He is getting better in every game this season and if he continues that trend, the Chiefs have an excellent shot at the upset.

Key Matchup: Philip Rivers vs. Chiefs' Secondary

Last game against the Chiefs, Rivers put up a performance that is indicative of his season.

He put up 266 yards, but that led to zero TDs and two picks. The Chargers will not survive another performance like that.

On the Hot Seat: Chargers coach Norv Turner

The Chargers finally avoided the slow starts that have plagued them. However, they have looked bad, and Norv's offense is at the root of it.

If Turner doesn't get things going, this will be his last year in San Diego.

Prediction: Kansas City 24, San Diego 20

The Chiefs will use their raucous home crowd to help fuel them to this victory. They will dictate the action with their run game and make enough big plays on defense to pull out the victory.