ESPN Fantasy Football on Omarion Hampton

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I was all-in on Hampton this summer. He was a breakout candidate in coordinator Mike McDaniel's new offensive system. And my opinion isn't going to change after Hampton scored 8.3 points in the Week 1 loss to the Cardinals... Hampton has the fantasy profile of a top back in this league. It was a bad game this past Sunday, but I'm expecting adjustments in L.A. for Sunday's matchup against the Raiders. Keep Hampton in the RB1 mix.
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Hampton's breakout thesis intact despite Week 1 dud; negative game flow and volume adjustments expected.

Hampton scored 8.3 points in Week 1 loss to the Cardinals despite being the source's breakout candidate for the summer in Mike McDaniel's new offensive system. The source's opinion isn't changing after one bad game; the Chargers offense was difficult to watch and negative game flow impacted Hampton's late touches (43 rushing yards, one touchdown on 12 carries). Volume needs to increase, especially pass-game usage (zero targets, seven routes run in Week 1). As the No. 1 back in a run game catering to his physical, north-south traits, Hampton has the fantasy profile of a top back; the source expects adjustments in L.A. for Week 2 versus the Raiders and keeps Hampton in the RB1 mix.

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