Chargers add a bevy of pass-catching options around Justin Herbert, with Keenan Allen anchoring a revamped group alongside Tre Harris, KeAndre Lambert-Smith, and a hopeful third-year leap from Quentin Johnston. Rookie Ladd McConkey has shouldered much of the early passing workload, while the tight end room has stalled behind Tyler Conklin and Oronde Gadsden II, who has out-snapped Conklin after Will Dissly’s injury. A Week 4 loss to the Giants exposed gaps, and LA now leans on Herbert’s ceiling as Tuipulotu provides a bright spot and Mack battles back from IR. The fantasy takeaway: expect week-to-week volatility in the receiving corps, with McConkey and Allen offering steady upside and Johnston maturing into a bigger role as the TE situation remains in flux.

Tre Harris and KeAndre Lambert-Smith have formed a college-like bond in Chargers camp, trading ideas and meals as they push a rebuilt receiving corps with Keenan Allen, Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston.

Omarion Hampton adds depth behind Ekeler as LA faces Kansas City in Sao Paulo. Herbert praises the rookies, while Harbaugh rolls out a bold Super Bowl goal amid a season of offensive changes.

RotoBaller's 2025 fantasy football rookie wide receiver rankings get September updates, with Tetairoa McMillan atop the rookie WR list for Carolina after the Thielen move, followed by Travis Hunter, Emeka Egbuka, Tre Harris, Kyle Williams and Jalin Noel. The piece highlights sleepers like Elic Ayomanor and Dont'e Thornton Jr. for dynasty and redraft leagues.

Team context drives the outlook: McMillan could see a larger target share early, Hunter carries a rare dual role for Jacksonville, Egbuka is pegged for immediate work in TB, and Ayomanor and Thornton Jr. offer Week 1 upside behind the vets in Titans and Raiders.