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Herbert takes the field for a preseason debut to test a live rush from the Rams, a crucial tune-up as Los Angeles reloads its offense. Allen returns slowly, while a reshaped receiving corps, rookie reps, and a revamped line try to unlock Week 1 tempo. On defense, Henley steps into leadership with Derwin James and Khalil Mack sidelined for precaution, and the TE group leans committee as Dissly and Conklin clash for snaps. The game also frames Mehkhi Becton’s absence and Alt’s shift to left tackle as the offensive line retools.

Live reps in SoFi Stadium matter for fantasy managers. Herbert’s willingness to push, Allen’s conditioning arc, Henley’s growth, Alt’s alignment, and the Dissly-Conklin dynamic all feed into early-season projections, while the defense uses this stage to calibrate communication and leadership without its big-name veterans. It’s a practical, high-leverage watch for fantasy prep and betting angles ahead of the Brazil opener.

Key takeaways center on how quickly the Chargers translate a banged-up roster into rhythm against a Rams unit hungry to pressure a young offense. With minor injuries shaping roles, the outcome will tilt how fantasy rosters value Herbert, Allen, Dissly, Conklin, and Henley early in the season.

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Landon Dickerson’s MRI on a knee injury casts a shadow over Philadelphia’s interior line ahead of the season. If the guard misses time, interior protection and run blocking could be stressed, nudging projections for the Eagles’ offense and the supporting cast around Hurts.

Alexander Mattison’s season-ending neck surgery reorders Miami’s backfield chemistry. The Dolphins pivot to De’Von Achane, Jaylen Wright, and Ollie Gordon II, with Aaron Shampklin adding depth. Colts and Ravens injuries also reshape depth charts, testing fantasy timelines for their pass defenses and run games.

Kenny Moore II’s knee issue and Robert Longerbeam’s season-ending injury hit Indianapolis and Baltimore earlier in practice

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