The Los Angeles Chargers and Arizona Cardinals arrived at State Farm Stadium for “Monday Night Football” dressed for the occasion. The occasion: A primetime showdown with an international audience between two teams with a winning record looking to take the next step toward a playoff berth.

The Arizona Cardinals beat the L.A. Chargers 17-15 at home on Monday night, getting a game-winning 32-yard field goal from kicker Chad Ryland as time expired. It was a valiant performance by the defense.

Head coach Jim Harbaugh feels that limiting Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison Jr.'s damage is crucial if the Chargers are to escape Arizona with a victory.

Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. took a big hit and lost his bearings for a few seconds on Sunday against the Packers.

As expected, wide receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Zay Jones are active for the Arizona Cardinals for the game against the L.A. Chargers. For Jones, it will be his first regular-season game for the Cardinals after being on the suspended list for the first five games of

Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. will play Monday night against the Chargers after clearing the NFL's concussion protocol, coach Jonathan Gannon said.

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