Philadelphia's run has defined a new era: two Super Bowls since 2017, seven playoff appearances, and a 2-0 start this season after a win over Kansas City. That victory nudges the Eagles into an all-time ledger moment, moving the franchise toward an all-time regular-season mark just above .500 for the first time since 1933. The milestone sits alongside a dominant recent stretch, underscoring a balanced mix of coaching stability and roster depth that Fantasy managers should watch as the schedule tightens.

Chargers visit Raiders in Week 2 MNF with LA favored by 3.5 and a 46.5 over/under. Herbert lit up KC for 318 yards and 3 TDs, aided by Johnston, McConkey and Allen. Bowers knee status adds a Vegas wrinkle, while Ashton Jeanty battles for Week 2 touches. The model leans under and nudges one side of the spread, offering a clear framework for fantasy lineups and DFS stacks.

Key fantasy takeaway: monitor Bowers and Jeanty for roster decisions, lean on Herbert to maximize through Johnston and Allen, and use the Chargers’ pass rush against a Raiders offense still finding its rhythm. The bet signals point-guard-like value in LA’s air attack with a cautious eye on Vegas’ ceiling.

Cincinnati’s 2-0 start is overshadowed by Joe Burrow’s Grade 3 turf toe, requiring surgery and likely a multi-month absence. Browning steps in as the interim passer, forcing a potential shift in the Bengals’ offense as they chase a difficult AFC path. Turmoil around Burrow’s timeline, paired with turf-toe history from Purdy to Mahomes, adds a fantasy layer that makes Burrow-related assets riskier and Browning-era options uncertain until Burrow’s status clears.