Chargers vs. Raiders headlines Week 2 on Monday night with LA trying to seize control of the AFC West. Anactives list includes Elijah Molden, Otito Ogbonnia and several depth pieces, forcing LA to lean on Justin Herbert and Cameron Dicker for scoring and tempo. After a Week 1 win, the Chargers aim to assert themselves as division frontrunners while Vegas looks to build momentum through roster moves. A primetime stage with clear fantasy implications across passing games, backfields and special teams.

San Francisco pressed its advantage in the preseason finale with a 30-23 win over Los Angeles at Levi’s Stadium, fueled by six total turnovers. Curtis Robinson capped the decisive late stand with a 32-yard pick-six, boosting his case for a 53-man roster spot as San Francisco trimmed depth further. The night also featured Uiagalelei’s two touchdowns for the Chargers but an ill-timed late turnover, Moody’s XP miss, muffed punts, and back-and-forth scoring that kept the outcome in doubt late.

Four takeaways turned into 27 points for the 49ers, while the Chargers repeatedly capitalized on miscues—muffs by Luke Grimm, plus a pair of early drives aided by recovered fumbles. Oronde Gadsden II found the end zone for Los Angeles, and Terique Owens’ preseason catch extended the Chargers’ drive. The result leaves SF at 2-1 in the preseason and LAC at 2-2, with any final roster decisions looming as the August 26 cutdown approaches.

Uiagalelei flashed in the Chargers' preseason finale, finishing 16 of 31 for 170 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. His 25-yard TD to Oronde Gadsden II in the second quarter stood out, illustrating timing and arm strength. Five Chargers receivers posted 3+ catches, led by Dalevon Campbell with nine targets and four grabs for 73 yards. Raheim Sanders spearheaded the ground game with 13 carries for 48 yards, while the roster battle at WR remains lively ahead of the Brazil opener against Kansas City.

The performance signals promise for Uiagalelei as an undrafted free agent and a potential practice-squad consideration, while Gadsden II, Grimm, and Campbell provide intriguing late-RB/WR depth for fantasy rosters. The result isn’t the final word on LA’s offense, but it adds color to early-season rotations and DFS intrigue as we wait for Week 1 in Brazil.