Keenan Allen

Start Keenan Allen — he’s been the Chargers’ main target and catches a lot of passes, so he’s a reliable source of points. The matchup looks friendly and most experts say to play him, though he’s more of a steady option than a boom-or-bust play because of age and injury history.

Start him — he led the team in targets and played a lot in Week 1, and he gets a soft Raiders secondary on Monday, so he should give you steady production. If he’s available, grab him off waivers and put him in your lineup, especially in leagues that give points for each catch.

He should get steady catches in the Chargers’ slot, so add him in bigger leagues or any league that gives extra points for catches. Start him when the matchup looks good, but watch his targets for the first two to three weeks before making him a regular because his age and a new role bring some uncertainty.

Draft him in the late rounds — he can be a steady third receiver or bench piece since he’s back with Justin Herbert and should get regular catches. But he’s 33, has injury history, and the coach may pass less, so don’t expect big games and I’m not super sure about this pick.