Keenan Allen returned to elite form for the Chargers, piling up targets and finding the end zone in back-to-back showings against division rivals. Week 1 vs Kansas City yielded seven catches, 68 yards and a TD, while a date with the Raiders produced five receptions for 61 yards and another TD. Across 19 career games against Las Vegas, Allen has 111 catches for 1,239 yards and eight scores, underscoring a matchup-proof ceiling.

His postgame rallying cry to Raiders fans—the taunt after the tunnel moment—adds to a growing Chargers storyline: Herbert’s hot start, a bully-defense presence with Teair Tart, and veteran Derwin James anchoring a rising unit. Fantasy managers should treat Allen as a high-floor, high-upside weekly staple, especially in divisional matchups that frequently shootout decisions.

Week 2 NFL offensive-line rankings keep Philadelphia, Denver, Buffalo and Indianapolis at the top, while Los Angeles climbs to No. 7 behind standout play from Alaric Jackson and Coleman Shelton. The Eagles’ front five dominated in pass protection against Kansas City, with Cam Jurgens and Lane Johnson perfect on pressures and Jordan Mailata anchoring elite run-blocking. Denver replicated elite pass protection, and the Rams surged as their line unit locked down key blocks. Week 3 fantasy implications center on optimized lineups and pop-up blockers.

Bengals stumble after Joe Burrow’s injury derails a promising start, underscoring fantasy risks at quarterback early in the season. Bills and Eagles solidify top-tier status with overwhelming wins, while PFF+ emphasizes that strength of schedule and grades shape early power rankings beyond simple records. The piece highlights the evolving fantasy landscape with in-season tools and player-prop insights, setting the stage for aggressive lineup shuffles and prop bets as teams press for consistency.

Across the league, Ravens, Packers, Lions, Chargers, Rams, 49ers, and others demonstrate early season trajectory shifts, with standout performances and notable coaching or personnel moves influencing projections. The narrative blends real-game results with premium analytics, urging fantasy managers to lean on updated grades, EPA per play, and matchup context when building rosters and wagering decisions.

New York’s defense remains a concern after an 0-2 start, with Week 2 exposing gaps in the back end and a leaky middle of the field. Dallas carved through the Giants’ coverage, piling explosive plays and yardage that dragged the game into overtime.

Prescott delivered 350+ passing yards on 52 attempts, Ferguson hauled in nine catches, and Pickens supplied a late 27-yard connection before Aubrey’s 64-yard winner. The loss tightens the schedule for New York, which now welcomes Kansas City in primetime as it tries to regroup and salvage its season.