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NFL Week 12: The pick

The Los Angeles Chargers head to the desert to play the Arizona Cardinals. LA is 5-5, and Arizona is 4-7 after a blowout loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Mexico City.

Even though the records are not too far apart, these are not two even teams. FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Chargers as four-point road favorites, which feels right.

The Cardinals look like a team that is running out the season. Their 38-10 loss to San Francisco lowered their playoff chances even more, and Kyler Murray is still questionable to play with a hamstring injury. Additionally, Arizona recently released offensive line coach and run game coordinator Sean Kugler after an incident in Mexico City, so the Cardinals could have even more coaching lapses on Sunday.

The Chargers have been somewhat disappointing en route to 5-5, but two of those losses were three-point defeats to the Kansas City Chiefs, and two others were losses to the 6-4 Seattle Seahawks and 49ers. Long story short, the Chargers do a good job of taking care of business against lower-tier teams, and that's exactly what Arizona is.

Go with Justin Herbert and the Chargers and take LA on FanDuel Sportsbook.

Chargers vs. Cardinals prediction: Chargers -4

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