Chargers’ preseason spotlight shifted to their youthful wideouts, signaling a potential long-term splash even as the main offense built around Justin Herbert. Trey Harris erupted with 6 catches for 85 yards, including a 34-yard contested grab and crucial third-down conversions, while KLS lit up the air with big yards and strong hands, and Keenan Allen remained the veteran anchor. Quinton Johnston left a deep threat in flux after a concussion, opening doors for Luke Grim’s late-season run. Trey Lance solidified the QB2 case, while the defense stumbled on the first-team stage, underscoring how Chargers’ ceiling hinges on explosive play from the WR trio and Herbert’s elite arm. Brennan Rice and Dalevon Campbell added rookie-depth chatter, and the special-teams spark from Grim’s punt return underscored the value of even end-of-roster players in fantasy depth charts.