Fantasy Football: Gauging the panic meter on Chargers, Marvin Harrison Jr. and more heading into Week 2

Key Points:

• The Los Angeles Chargers showed a disappointing Week 1 performance, losing to Arizona despite being favored; Justin Herbert struggled and the offense lacked cohesion, with Ladd McConkey standing out but now injured, leading to "Some Panic" about the team's offensive outlook.
• The New England Patriots face "Some Panic" due to the loss of star receiver A.J. Brown to injury, putting pressure on quarterback Drake Maye and other pass catchers to step up amid a struggling offense that showed limited production in Week 1.
• Despite a poor showing in Australia with a 27-7 loss to San Francisco, the Los Angeles Rams avoid panic, as travel issues likely impacted performance; key players like Puka Nacua and Davante Adams remain focal points, and the running game showed promise.
• The Atlanta Falcons' passing game is in "Total Panic" after a weak offensive performance with Cooper Rush at quarterback; aside from Bijan Robinson's strong individual effort, other receivers like Drake London and Kyle Pitts severely underperformed relative to expectations.
• Marvin Harrison Jr. is in "Total Panic" after a minimal role and lack of meaningful usage in Arizona's offense, overshadowed by teammates Trey McBride and Kendrick Bourne, raising doubts about his status as a primary target despite his high draft pedigree.