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PositiveUsageAug 21, 2026Dataroma
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Important fantasy takeaways from last night’s preseason action (Thursday 8/20): + Tre Tucker rests w/ starters while Nailor plays, clear WR1? + Malik Benson > Jack Bech this week. Assume Benson is the Tucker replacement right now, not great for Bech + Mike Washington hits on another explosive, clear RB2 behind Jeanty and a great late round pick + Woody Marks gets every 1st team rep w/o Montgomery, continue to believe he has a real role + Gadsden seems like clear TE3 right now. Maybe things ch...

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PositiveUsageAug 19, 2026Jacob Gibbs
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Keenan Allen played 14 snaps from two-receiver sets last year... fewer than KeAndre Lambert-Smith. Fewer than Derius Davis. IND has said all off-season that Josh Downs has earned the opportunity to play in 2WR sets. Downs has worked as WR1 all off-season with Alec Pierce out.

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PositiveRoleAug 14, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
As a rookie, Lambert-Smith was the favorite target for Trey Lance during the preseason and that relationship continued in the Chargers' preseason game vs. the Texans. He hauled in a team-high four receptions for 58 yards while tying Brenen Thompson for the team lead with six targets. The source notes he continues to be on the fringe of making the active roster depending on how many receivers the staff wants to keep in their initial 53-man roster.
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PositiveRoleAug 14, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Wide receiver had game-high four receptions in first half of preseason opener against Houston for 58 yards. Coach Jim Harbaugh was pleased with the separation Lambert-Smith created. Lambert-Smith said he felt he played fast, executed, and played physical. He would have had significantly more yards but for a pass that slipped through his hands on a deep ball where he beat rookie corner Collin Wright but the pass from Trey Lance was slightly underthrown.
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PositiveNewsAug 4, 2026Pat Thorman
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In this article alone we hear Mike McDaniel targeted: Johnston McConkey Harris KeAndre Lambert-Smith Kolar Ingold Mitchell will complement Hampton and Vidal And they even feel great about Brendan Thompson Hits on every skill guy and not a single mention of Oronde Gadsden. 😬 [Quoted](

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PositiveValueAug 4, 2026Sigmund Bloom
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More LAC: - Mike on Keaton:” dynamic with ball in space…has a lot of pass-game value he hasn’t really been able to represent so far in his career” - Ladd: Mike will make “liberal use of as a do-everything receiver” - Mike says he targeted QJ, Ladd, Tre, and KLS in draft in MIA [Retweeted](

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PositiveNewsJul 29, 2026Kyle
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I feel like the Grinch who stole Training Camp joy, the way I want to talk down on these ridiculous beat reports and practice clips But here's another reminder why all this hype is extremely misguided and misdirected This is a list of all of the rookies and young players that were highly touted all training camp last year, that amounted to nothing during the regular season 1. KeAndre Lambert-Smith 2. Matthew Golden 3. Efton Chism 4. Kyle Williams 5. Jack Bech 6. Kaleb Johnson 7. Jarquez Hunte...

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