Jaguars vs. Chargers Betting Line Falls to -12.5

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After opening at -15, the Jaguars vs. Chargers betting line has dropped to San Diego -12.5.  

The Chargers have not been a favorite of between 10.5 and 14 points over the past three seasons but are 9-1 Against The Spread in September games over that time period while Jacksonville is 1-9 ATS during the month of September.

San Diego has enjoyed great success against the AFC South for whatever the reason.  They hold an impressive record of 23-3 vs. AFC South teams.  That’s an 88% win record.

The Under is 12-2 in the Chargers last 14 vs. the AFC.  The total was coming in at 44.5.

We have the betting preview for this game below.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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