What’s at stake, who’s better, key matchup to watch, TV info, fantasy sleeper and prediction for Sunday’s home game between the AFC West rivals.

The Broncos elevated LB Garret Wallow and FB Adam Prentice from the practice squad to the game-day roster for Week 3.

The Chargers have looked impressive in wins over the Chiefs and Raiders, and win over the Broncos could be a springboard to a very strong season.

With two big wins under their belt to start the year, more people have taken notice of the Chargers on a national stage. One prominent figure that's taken a liking to the Bolts is former NFL kicker Pat McAfee. On the ' Pat McAfee Show ' he let the world know his thoughts on Justin Herbert and this Chargers team.

The Chargers' running game has struggled through two games, ranking 25th in yards per game (85.5). Rookie first-round back Omarion Hampton hasn't had many lanes to get through, ranking 35th in the NFL in yards before contact (1.22).

Justin Herbert’s 72.1% completion percentage is one reason why they have passed more than they have run the ball going into Sunday’s game against the Broncos.

The Chargers have talent in their backfield, as underwhelming as they've been, so the Broncos can't overlook Hampton and Harris. There are five key matchups the Broncos have to win defensively, and four of them are relative to the Chargers' passing attack.