Justin Herbert opened 2025 on a historic Chargers tear, delivering back-to-back 70%+ passing games with multiple touchdowns and zero turnovers, including a Week 1 upset of Kansas City and a Monday night win over the Raiders. Los Angeles sits 2-0 as they prepare for a home opener with Denver, riding Herbert’s peak efficiency and a rising supporting cast. Injuries around the roster and a still-developing run game temper the glow, but the offense looks primed for a serious AFC West charge and potential deep playoff run.

The 2025 surge reframes expectations for the Bolts. Herbert’s accuracy, decision-making and the emergence of Quentin Johnston give LA a dynamic air on offense even as the team navigates Slater and Mack on the mend and a run game that hasn’t yet hit 100 rushing yards in a game. With the schedule favorable and the Chiefs still the benchmark, fantasy managers must weigh Herbert as a top-shelf asset as the Chargers chase a title and possibly a Super Bowl LX bid.

Two weeks into 2025, the Rams offense looks like a fantasy factory. Stafford is letting it fly to Adams and Nacua, with Williams posing as a ground-and-space catalyst. Week 2 dropped 33 points and 400+ yards, confirming a high ceiling even after Week 1's tepid start against Houston.

The team piled up explosive passes—7 in Week 1, 8 in Week 2—while Williams has 132 yards and a TD through two games. If the ground game stalls, LA will scheme Williams into space, preserving a strong weekly upside for multiple Rams playmakers.