Chargers vs. Raiders headlines Week 2 on Monday night with LA trying to seize control of the AFC West. Anactives list includes Elijah Molden, Otito Ogbonnia and several depth pieces, forcing LA to lean on Justin Herbert and Cameron Dicker for scoring and tempo. After a Week 1 win, the Chargers aim to assert themselves as division frontrunners while Vegas looks to build momentum through roster moves. A primetime stage with clear fantasy implications across passing games, backfields and special teams.

Oregon’s 2024 roster talent is already making NFL waves. Conerly Jr. earned a starting role with Washington, Bruch and Caldwell flashed in Arizona and LA respectively, while Harmon and Ferguson are positioned for big front-seven impacts after camp. Bassa and Reed impressed for KC and LA, Herbert carved out preseason run with Jacksonville, James isn’t active yet, and Cornelius shows camp potential in Dallas. Ducks’ NFL imprint across rookies is growing fast.

Eight Ducks draftees and several UFAs hit the ground running in camps and preseason, signaling a fertile pipeline for fantasy sleepers and late-round picks. Injuries and depth charts will shape early-season roles, but the initial NFL debuts suggest several Ducks could become staple depth players with weekly upside as the season unfolds.

Chargers depth signals roster strength in Harbaugh’s 2025 plan. Waivers show breadth: three players claimed elsewhere sharpen the focus on depth rather than star power. Omarion Hampton and Najee Harris anchor the backfield despite losses. Nikko Reed and Eric Rogers bolster cornerback coverage, while Keenan Allen, Quentin Johnston, Ladd McConkey, Tre Harris and KeAndre Lambert-Smith reload the receiver corps. Sanders’ departure tests the learning curve but depth remains a selling point for fantasy rosters.