Fantasy Life Articles on Omarion Hampton
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Hampton logged 42% of the snaps, while Keaton Mitchell played just three fewer snaps, touching the ball 11 times on 26 snaps. Hampton caught zero passes against the Bills, his second zero-catch game of the young season. He ran just six routes on 38 dropbacks, a massive step backward from his promising early-season pass-game involvement as a rookie.
STACKED’s take
Hampton dropped to 42% snaps in three-man committee with zero catches in Week 3.
Hampton struggled in Week 3 against the Bills, rushing for 56 yards on 15 carries and more concerningly, was part of a three-man committee at running back. He logged 42% of snaps while Keaton Mitchell played 26 snaps with 11 touches, and Kimani Vidal played 17 snaps (up from 10 total in Weeks 1-2), leading the backfield in both two-minute and third-down snaps. Hampton caught zero passes against the Bills (his second zero-catch game of the season) and ran just 6 routes on 38 dropbacks, a massive step backward from his promising early-season pass-game involvement. The source recommends moving Hampton down the ranks given the sudden backfield competition, weak Chargers offense, and virtual zero pass-game usage.
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