Betting odds, picks, tips for Chargers-Raiders - ESPN

Week 15 kicks off as the Los Angeles Chargers hit the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders in a matchup of AFC West teams with 5-8 records.

So what is worth betting? And what should you avoid?

Betting analysts Eric Moody, Seth Walder, Anita Marks, Tyler Fulghum andAaron Schatz are here to provide their thoughts.

Note: Odds by ESPN BET.

Marks: UNDER 34.5. Prime-time unders are hitting at 69% rate this season, and I'm going to continue to ride that trend, especially with two teams sporting backup QBs. Five of the past six Raiders games have gone under, and they might be without running back Josh Jacobs, making it difficult for them to move the ball. The Chargers will have Easton Stick at QB and even with Justin Herbert couldn't manage more than 10 points in any of their past three games.

Fulghum: It sure isn't comfortable, but I'll take the Chargers +3. This is mostly a play against a Raiders team that (A) isn't very good and (B) is as banged up as it has been all season. We're not even sure who Antonio Pierce is going to play at quarterback. Will he continue to roll with Aidan O'Connell, or will he turn back to Jimmy Garoppolo? Regardless who is under center, Jacobs (knee) is in serious danger of missing this game. He has been the only reliable playmaker on offense all season. Los Angeles will be without Herbert, but running back Austin Ekeler looked healthy for the first time in a while last week on his way to 100 yards and a score, plus wide receiver Joshua Palmer is likely coming off injured reserve to help out.

Schatz: Stick is a huge question mark, but it's hard to imagine he's that much better than O'Connell. The Raiders do have the better defense in recent weeks, 13th in weighted DVOA compared to 26th for the