The Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Chargers kick off a special edition of Monday Night Football. The games begin 45 minutes after the Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers and should be a great game to close out Week 7.

The staff at Newsweek Sports has his predictions for both games. Here are predictions for Chargers vs. Cardinals. Click here for Ravens vs. Buccaneers predictions.

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Ricardo Sandoval: The chargers don't seem to be the same old chargers as before. The Chargers have a real defense led by Jim Harbaugh and defensive coordinator Jesse Minter. They are a strong and physical team like any Harbaugh team. The Cardinals also want to prove their dominance and physical presence this season. However, they will be inferior in this primetime duel.

Prediction: Chargers 20, Cardinals 17

Eva Geitheim: The Chargers started to get going last week and their defense was completely off at the beginning of the year. The Cardinals have great performances in every game, but not enough to win most games. The Chargers' offense should also have an advantage over the Cardinals' defense.

Prediction: Chargers 27, Cardinals 17

Noah Camras: The Chargers did well in Jim Harbaugh's first season as coach. The Cardinals have shown signs of dominance but have also been inconsistent. This week, however, it will be a strong performance from Kyler Murray as the Cardinals defeat the Chargers 4-2 and get a big win to stay afloat in the struggling NFC West.

Prediction: Cardinals 23, Chargers 17

Alex Kirschenbaum: Despite a rocky start in Jim Harbaugh's preferred run-heavy offense, look out for Justin Herbert and company. defeating a struggling Arizona team away from home.

Prediction: Chargers 20, Cardinals 14

James Brizuela: The Chargers are looking for their fourth win of the season and face a 2-4 Cardinals team that doesn't quite match their current record. Although everyone expects the Cardinals to be pushovers, that's not the case. However, Justin Herbert is starting to put things together. The Cardinals also have a poor secondary, so Los Angeles can benefit from some big games. Jim Harbaugh will lead his team to another win.

Prediction: Chargers 28, Cardinals 17

Valentina Martinez: Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter has transformed the unit this season. Los Angeles' defense will do what some NFL teams have failed to do this season and stop Kyler Murray.

Prediction: Chargers 24, Cardinals 17

Here's how to watch Chargers vs. Cardinals on Monday night

Chargers vs. Cardinals begin at 6:00 p.m. PT/9:00 p.m. ET. It will be broadcast exclusively on ESPN+.

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