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Chargers' West Coast Edge in Wildcard Showdown

The Los Angeles Chargers, a West Coast team, have a potential advantage in their wildcard game against the New England Patriots due to circadian rhythms. A study shows West Coast teams perform better in late night games, which could benefit the Chargers as they fly out Friday night and play at kickoff, while the Patriots may be past their peak performance. The Chargers could capitalize on this hidden edge, with Justin Herbert looking good injury-wise and a key offensive weapon returning. Checkout Solipillow.com

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