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To get you prepared for Week 11, here is everything you need to know about the matchup between the Chargers and Packers.

The Los Angeles Chargers are looking to get back to .500 when they take on the Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Week 11 matchup:

Game Information

Who: Green Bay Packers vs. Los Angeles Chargers

When: Sunday, Nov. 19 at 10:00 a.m. PT

Where: Lambeau Field — Green Bay, WI

Television

Those in the green area will get the game on FOX.

Kevin Kugler and Mark Sanchez will have the call.

Radio

ALT 98.7 FM

KBUA 105.5 / KBUE 94.3 FM

Streaming

fuboTV (try it free)

Betting

Lines are from BetMGM Sportsbook

  • Moneyline (ML): Chargers -160 (bet $160 to win $100) | Packers +135 (bet $100 to win $135)
  • Against the spread (ATS): Chargers -3 (-110) | Packers +3 (-110)
  • Over/Under (O/U): 44 (O: -110 | U: -110)

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Chargers final injury report: TE Gerald Everett ruled out vs. Packers

The Chargers will be without their starting tight end.

Chargers tight end Gerald Everett has been ruled out for the game against the Packers on Sunday.

Everett is dealing with a chest injury that he sustained in last weekend’s game against the Lions.

Safety JT Woods is also out with an illness. Woods has yet to play since Week 3.

Wide receivers Keenan Allen and Jalen Guyton and running back Isaiah Spiller are questionable.

Allen was a full participant on Friday. He is expected to play. Guyton was added to the injury report with a groin injury. Spiller has an illness.

Who are the experts taking in Chargers vs. Packers?

Find out who the experts are picking between the Chargers and Packers.

The Chargers are 3-point favorites over the Packers in Week 11 of the 2023 regular season. The over/under is 44 points, per BetMGM Sportsbook.

That means oddsmakers are taking bets on whether the two teams will combine to score more than or fewer than 44 points.

My score prediction for the game is a 27-21 win for the Chargers, with a combined total of 48 points. So if I were putting money behind my prediction, I’d bet the over.

As for game picks, analysts are leaning toward the Bolts winning.

Expert Pick
Nate Davis (USA Today) Chargers
Jarrett Bell (USA Today) Packers
Mike Clay (ESPN) Chargers
Matt Bowen (ESPN) Chargers
Pete Prisco (CBS Sports) Chargers
Bill Bender (Sporting News) Chargers
NFL.com Staff Chargers (5 to 0)
Bleacher Report Chargers

Sunday’s game will begin at 1:05 p.m. PT and will be televised on CBS.

Chargers’ causes for concern vs. Packers

Here’s why you should be worried about the Chargers dropping to 4-6.

At 4-5, the Chargers have fallen off the picture for the AFC playoff bracket. A win against the Packers on Sunday could put them back into the thick of things, but LA’s loss against the Lions reminded fans that the team has lingering issues they just can’t find a fix for.

Here’s why you should be worried about Los Angeles dropping to 4-6.

Chargers’ reasons for optimism vs. Packers

Here is why the Chargers could beat the Packers on Sunday.

In the midst of a rollercoaster season, even by Los Angeles’ usual standards, the Chargers travel to one of the most iconic locations in football on Sunday.

Here are four reasons to be optimistic that LA will leave Lambeau Field with a win.

Chargers WR Keenan Allen dealing with AC joint sprain, still expected to play vs. Packers

The veteran wideout is expected to play this Sunday.

Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen is dealing with an AC joint sprain in his left shoulder, but he is still expected to play this weekend against the Packers.

Allen missed Wednesday’s practice but was a limited participant on Thursday.

Allen sustained the injury in the second half of the loss to the Lions. He left for the locker room to be evaluated but returned and logged his second touchdown of the game.

Allen finished the game with 11 catches for 175 yards and two scores.

Allen has the same injury on his right shoulder that occurred back in his rookie that he never got surgery on.

Allen has been nothing short of outstanding in his 11th season, as he is up to 73 catches, 895 yards and six touchdowns and his 10,000 career receiving yards under his belt.

4 Packers players to watch vs. Chargers

The Packers have a couple of standout players on offense and defense.

The Chargers and Packers face off on Sunday as Los Angeles looks to bounce back from their loss to the Lions and get back into the playoff mix.

While Green Bay might be 3-6, they have some players that could pose a challenge for the Bolts.

Will the Chargers-Packers matchup be on in your area?

Find out if you will get the matchup between the Chargers and Packers on national television.

The Los Angeles Chargers (4-5) are set to get Week 11 underway against the Green Bay Packers.

Those in the green area on the TV map will get the game on FOX, courtesy of 506 Sports.

If you’re in the red area, you will get the matchup between the Cowboys and Panthers.

If you’re in the blue area, you will get the matchup between the 49ers and Buccaneers.

If you’re in the yellow area, you will get the matchup between the Bears and Lions.

If you’re in the orange area, you will get the matchup between the Giants and Commanders.

Kevin Kugler and Mark Sanchez will have the call.

Los Angeles is currently a 3-point favorite over Green Bay. Sunday’s matchup will begin at 10:00 a.m. PT.

Chargers Week 11 injury report: Who practiced, who didn’t on Wednesday?

Keenan Allen was among the five non-participants.

The Chargers had their first practice in preparation for Sunday’s game against the Packers on Thursday.

Los Angeles had five non-participants: Keenan Allen (shoulder), Gerald Everett (back), Sebastian Joseph-Day (knee), Khalil Mack (rest) and Donald Parham (hip).

Brandon Staley said he’s hopeful Allen will play this week. He is dealing with the left shoulder issue that popped up in last weekend’s game against the Lions.

Staley considered Everett day to day with a back injury that he sustained in the first half against Detroit.

The statuses of Joseph-Day and Everett remain to be seen.

JT Woods was a limited participant. The window for Woods to be activated off of the NFI (non-football injury) list is open.

Key things to know about Chargers’ Week 11 opponent: Packers

Here are some important things to know about the Packers ahead of the Week 11 matchup with the Chargers.

The Chargers travel to face the Packers on Sunday, Nov. 19, at 10:00 a.m. PT.

To get you prepped for the Week 11 bout, here are five key things to know about Los Angeles’ opponent ahead of the matchup.

Not much to Love about Jordan

Jordan Love’s first year as the Packers starting quarterback hasn’t been anything special. Through Week 10, he’s completed just 58.7% of his passes for an average of 6.7 yards per attempt and has 14 touchdowns to ten interceptions. Love will throw a nice pass to the intermediate-deep part of the field here and there, but he’s often careless with the football.

Below-average rushing offense

The Packers rank 21st in run offense, averaging 102.1 yards per game. Their lead back Aaron Jones has struggled with injuries this season but when he’s been on the field, he hasn’t produced. Jones is a game removed from a 2.7-yard per carry performance against the Steelers and he has yet to surpass 75 yards rushing yards in a game this season. On the other hand, Jones’ right-hand man, AJ Dillon, has picked up some of the slack, as he recently rushed nine times for 70 yards with a career-long carry of 40 yards. Dillon has averaged over 4.0 yards per carry in three of his last four games.

Young group of pass catchers

The Packers don’t have a bonafide No. 1 wide receiver, but they’re a very diverse group. Rookie Jayden Reed leads the crop with 417 receiving yards. Behind him is Romeo Doubs with 343 yards. Doubs leads the wideouts with six touchdowns. Christian Watson, who was expected to be a premier weapon, has dealt with injuries. While he’s limited, Watson has still been a reliable downfield threat. He is averaging a team-high 16.9 yards per catch.

Pretty good against the pass

The Packers’ strong suit on defense is at defending the pass. They rank seventh in the NFL, only allowing an average of 187.6 yards per game. Up front, they have some prolific pass rushers, led by Rashan Gary, who has 34 pressures and five sacks. Preston Smith and Kenny Clark also have five sacks. In the back end, they have a crop of solid coverage defenders.

Look out for…

Luke Musgrave. The rookie tight end has been a go-to target for Love. Musgrave ranks second on the team in receptions (29) and big plays (plays of over 20 yards) with five and third in yards (313).