Two weeks into the 2025 NFL season, first‑round rookies are making immediate impacts. Emeka Egbuka tops the rookie index for Tampa Bay with eight receptions, 96 yards and three touchdowns. Tyler Warren and Tetairoa McMillan sit close behind as trusted targets for their rookie QBs. Jihaad Campbell, Ashton Jeanty and Travis Hunter diversify the rookie output, with Omarion Hampton, Mason Graham, Matthew Golden and Cam Ward contributing early depth. The rookie index blends fantasy points, targets, starting status, trends and sentiment to rank rookies.

The Chargers’ edge-rush depth is suddenly put to the test as Khalil Mack is out for a few weeks with a dislocated elbow. LA sits 2-0, but the next stretch—beginning with the Denver game at SoFi—will hinge on a quicker-than-expected fill-in from internal opts and possible outside help.

Internal shooters Bud Dupree, Caleb Murphy, Tuli Tuipulotu, and rookie Kyle Kennard must lift their production. If not, external options like Shaquil Barrett or DeMarcus Walker could surface as short-term fixes. The saga echoes the team’s prior decisions around Bosa and Parsons, but this is about depth, urgency, and how the Chargers manage the rush while Mack heals.

Dynasty managers should trim roster clutter heading into Week 3. Tyler Lockett’s role in Tennessee has waned as Ayomanor rises, making him a likely cut in many leagues. Greg Dortch has too little receiving volume to matter, despite early flashes. Austin Ekeler is out for the year with a torn Achilles, reshaping free-agent and IR strategy. Ty Chandler’s upside is suppressed by a crowded Vikings backfield and IR time. Grant Calcaterra’s upside remains limited behind Dallas Goedert, even in tight-end premium formats.