Jacobi Meyers sits at the center of a Raiders pass game poised for a clearer fantasy role. Across three seasons he’s finished in the top 30 PPG, and last year his 27% target share in 12 games without Davante Adams underscored his floor. Adams’ departure frees a sizable portion of the target tree, and Meyers’ value could rise with an upgraded quarterback and a faster-paced offense under new personnel. Meyers projects as a high-floor starter with upside if the Raiders lean into quick, volume-rich throws and efficient routes.

Calvin Ridley and Cam Ward form a combo dynamic that fantasy managers are eyeing with curiosity. Ridley’s profile in this system features deep targets, with Ridley posting a high ceiling when a youngster like Ward delivers timing and ball placement. Ridley’s past production across high-volume, deep-shot offenses supports a legitimate top-20 upside if the team sustains aggressive passing. In Seattle-adjacent themes and 49ers chatter, Jawan Jennings also surfaces as a potential surprise—especially if injury or roster shuffles push him into workload-heavy roles. Darnell Mooney’s health is a Wednesday-night topic, with the shoulder issue casting a shadow over Chicago’s deep game before a potential Week 1 return. Michael Penix Jr. and other rookies pepper the broader college-to-pro chatter shaping late-draft decisions as the fantasy season nears.