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- 40 Yard Dash
- 4.5
- 40 Yard Dash Rank
- 86
- Three Cone Drill
- 7
- Agility Score
- 11.2
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- Burst Score
- 123.8
- Burst Score Rank
- 76
- Speed Score
- 107.7
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Omarion Hampton’s Role Keeps Shrinking
Omarion Hampton’s Role Keeps Shrinking
Chargers RB Omarion Hampton ran 14 times for just 33 yards (2.4 yards per carry) in Sunday’s 23-17 loss to the Broncos. His longest run went for 11 yards. He caught his only target for 6 yards, finishing with 4.9 PPR points. Hampton played only 18 snaps, behind Kimani Vidal (26) and Keaton Mitchell (19). He didn’t play a single third-down or two-minute drill snap.
Things Just Got Even Worse for Omarion Hampton
Things Just Got Even Worse for Omarion Hampton
Chargers RB Omarion Hampton has gotten off to a rough usage start in four games under new OC Mike McDaniel. Sunday's loss to the Seahawks, however, marked the first time he has watched a teammate amass more carries. Keaton Mitchell rushed a team-high 10 times for 39 yards. Hampton drew 9 carries but did take them for 45 yards and a TD. Kimani Vidal rushed five times for 25 yards. Both Mitchell (6) and Vidal (3) beat Hampton's 2 targets. Hampton caught both of his for 8 yards. Mitchell tied for the team lead with 5 catches, gaining 24 yards. Vidal supplied 2 catches for 11 yards.
Chargers Spread Backfield Work to Annoying Degree
Chargers Spread Backfield Work to Annoying Degree
Chargers RB Omarion Hampton rushed 15 times for 56 yards (3.7 per carry) in Sunday's loss to the Bills. He added no catches on 1 target. His lack of opportunities there might be a real problem.
Ignore This Mike McDaniel Warning at Your Own Risk
Ignore This Mike McDaniel Warning at Your Own Risk
We spend most of our time trying to discern what coach speak should mean for how we value certain players in fantasy. But a reporter asked Chargers OC Mike McDaniel about the planned work share in his backfield this season, and he answered by speaking directly to us.
Don't Overthink the Keaton Mitchell Case
Don't Overthink the Keaton Mitchell Case
ESPN's Dan Graziano visited Chargers camp this week and came away with this note: "Keaton Mitchell, if healthy, should be a factor in this offense."
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