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.

18 returns to Philly’s lore as Metchie picks the number, linking a fresh Eagles narrative to a storied past. The piece stacks Reagor’s setback against Maclin’s peak while noting Covey’s emergence as a returner and the crowded receiving room around Brown and Smith. Metchie’s path hinges on roster fit and health, likely keeping targets modest as the offense remains star-driven.

In fantasy terms, the headline is about opportunity versus depth: a limited target floor for the newcomer, a potentially negligible role early, and a path to value only if injuries or shifts create a clearer path to catches and red-zone chances.