Ladd McConkey

He’s getting a big share of the Chargers’ passes, so play him if he’s active. He has a minor biceps question but most experts still say start him, and he’s worth picking up if he’s on the wire.

He's clearly Justin Herbert's go-to receiver — he played nearly every snap, caught six passes for 74 yards in Week 1, and took about a quarter of the team's targets, so put him in your starting receiver spots or as your extra receiver. Keep an eye on injury and weekly target reports and whether new teammates start getting looks, but right now you can feel good about starting him.

For Week 1 he’s playing almost every snap and should catch a lot of passes in a likely high-scoring Chargers–Chiefs game, so start him if he’s on your roster — and pick him up now if he isn’t. He’s still young and can be inconsistent, but the expected volume makes him worth the risk.

Draft him in the middle rounds — he could be a solid second wide receiver and feels like good value. Just watch his injury history and that Keenan Allen may take some catches, so don’t spend too much to get him.