AFC forecast: Rodgers showcases the Steelers’ high‑floor passing attack with four TDs to four different targets, a signal to fantasy managers to diversify Week 2 options. Cincinnati rides a Week 1 win toward a 2‑0 start at home vs Jacksonville, while Baltimore’s gutting late‑game choke adds a caution flag for Ravens’ assets. Green Bay’s 2‑0 start shines a new NFC threat with Love cooking and a balanced attack fueling fantasy ceilings.

NFC notes: San Francisco’s injury wave (Purdy likely out, Kittle IR) tightens rosters and injects risk into SF’s plan. Detroit’s Johnny Morton faces scrutiny as Ben Johnson’s offense reshapes Week 2. The marquee Philly‑KC clash dominates attention, with Chargers‑Raiders and Patriots‑Dolphins adding line movement and coaching chess for Week 2 rosters and bets.

Las Vegas eyes a 2-0 start as it hosts Los Angeles after a Week 1 road win; the Chargers swept the Raiders last season and opened with a win over Kansas City, signaling a pivotal Monday test and a chance for Las Vegas to prove its growth. Justin Herbert’s blend of precise passing, RPOs and scrambles remains the toughest challenge for the defense.

Raiders coach Pete Carroll highlighted Herbert’s playmaking ability as the defining hurdle, underscoring the need to contain him in both the pocket and on the move. Week 2 will serve as a clear gauge of Las Vegas’s progress and readiness for a tougher stretch ahead.

Momentum, fantasy angles and division implications collide in this matchup as both teams chase a critical early-season result.