Best Boosts & Specials for Denver Broncos vs Los Angeles Chargers for Monday Night Football- October 17 | 2022 NFL Season

The Denver Broncos take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday (October 17) in Monday Night Football in the NFL.

Some of the best Boosts and Specials for the game are listed below. Let’s go through to see whether they’re worth it or not:

Austin Ekeler and Joshua Palmer to each score a TD: (+550) by Caesar's

The Chargers have had an excellent start to the season, winning three of their first five games. The formidable duo of wide receiver Joshua Palmer and running back Austin Ekeler have performed admirably this season.

Their offensive output has led them to three wins this season, including a two-game win streak. Ekeler has scored five touchdowns, averaging a touchdown per game. Out of those five touchdowns, three have been rushing TDs and two receiving TDs.

Palmer, meanwhile, has scored one TD thus far this season but has shown in other aspects. His impact on offense has been a big positive, and he has looked solid in recent games. The prop lists both of players to score a TD each is worth playing.

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Justin Herbert to throw for 275+ yards and Chargers to win: (+240 boosted from +195) by BetMGM

The biggest contributor for the Chargers this season has been their star quarterback Justin Herbert. He has one of the highest QBRs (62.9) in the NFL with 1478 passing yards, averaging a whopping 295.6 yards per game.

His TD output has also been sublime. He has thrown ten TDs, the sixth best in the NFL. With him in form, it almost gives a guarantee for the Chargers to win the game.

The Boost suggests that he throws 275+ yards, which is an almost certain event, as he's averaging almost 300 yards per game. When he has a great passing performance, the Chargers usually pull through with a win, making this boost worth going for.

Bet $10, win $200 if either team scores a touchdown for new BetMGM players

Justin Herbert & Russell Wilson to combine for over 549.5 Passing Yards; (Yes: 150)

The battle of the quarterbacks should be a spectacle. Both Justin Herbert and Russell Wilson have been in great form this season.

Their passing sets their respective teams up for success, resulting in ridiculous numbers between them. As mentioned above, Herbert averages nearly 300 passing yards per game.