EDGE >> CHIEFS
The Chargers run a traditional 3-4 defense. They’re best interior lineman is end Corey Liuget (6-2, 300), and while he did not play Nov. 9 against the Bears, he’s practiced in a limited fashion this week. Even with him, the Chargers need to do a better job against the run, though second-year nose tackle Ryan Carrethers (6-1, 333) possesses some quickness for his size and has shown flashes of being a good player. Inside linebacker Manti Te’o (6-1, 241) missed the Chargers’ last game but could play this week. If he does, he’ll give the unit a boost next to veteran Donald Butler (6-1, 242).