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.

Justin Herbert anchors Week 2 MNF DFS, carrying top-line upside against a Raiders defense that yielded big scoring nights in Week 1. Bucky Irving and Omarion Hampton emerge as the clearest valueRBs, with heavy workloads expected in their offenses. Jakobi Meyers and Emeka Egbuka offer cheap, high-target floors to free salary for bigger stars. Davante Adams and Puka Nacua provide premium upside in the same game script, while Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer anchor the TE spots with Dalton Schultz as a salary-saver pivot. Tyler Allgeier’s Week 1 TD signals backfield upside for the Falcons.

The slate centers on the Chargers–Raiders and Buccaneers–Texans matchups, with a midrange/ value-driven approach that rewards volume and game-script clarity. The emphasis is on stacking Herbert with a reliable receiving duo, extracting value from midtier backs, and balancing top-tear options with solid PPR floors. This is a Week 2 MNF you don’t want to fade, especially if you’re chasing ceiling without breaking the bank.

In short, build around Herbert, leverage Irving and Hampton for budget-friendly floor/ceiling, deploy Meyers and Egbuka as sneaky cross-games plays, and cap your TE with Bowers or Mayer while using Schultz as a flexible pivot. The plan is to maximize points-per-dollar while keeping exposure to the likely scoring games high.