Fantasy football owners are evaluating their rosters following unexpected outcomes across the NFL's opening slate. Jim Harbaugh's Los Angeles Chargers stumbled right out of the gate, suffering a 26-14 defeat against the Arizona Cardinals.
The debut of offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel directing quarterback Justin Herbert failed to generate fireworks, while rookie wideout Marvin Harrison Jr. experienced an unusually subdued afternoon within Arizona's tactical scheme.
Disappointing box scores also sparked concern around several prominent offensive weapons, including Tennessee Titans signal-caller Cam Ward during his second campaign. Wideouts Ja'Marr Chase and George Pickens similarly disappointed their fantasy managers, prompting analysts to debate whether these opening stumbles represent lasting warning flags or merely temporary setbacks ahead of Week 2.
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