Ladd McConkey

Ladd McConkey caught 9 of 14 targets or 197 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers’ Wild Card loss to the Texans.

McConkey dominated targets in the LA offense, as he’s done for most of the past couple months. It was the most yards by a rookie in a playoff game in NFL history. Missing one game in his rookie seasons, McConkey was 23rd in wideout targets, ninth in receiving yards, and 15th in receiver receptions in a Chargers offense that was pass-first in the season’s final eight weeks. He operated primarily from the slot and earned Justin Herbert’s early on. He had five games with more than 90 receiving yards and seven games with at least six catches, demonstrating an ability to get open and find the soft spots in zone coverage throughout the season. If the Bolts remain pass heavy in 2025, McConkey could be viewed as a top-15 fantasy receiver in PPR formats. At worst, he would profile as a safe weekly option.