New Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel make it very clear on Monday that running backs Kimani Vidal and Keaton Mitchell will play a big part in the team's offense in the 2026 season. Translated to 17 games, that put Hampton on a pace of 1,029 rushing yards, seven rushing touchdowns, 60 catches, 362 receiving yards and two touchdowns. According to FantasyPros, Hampton currently has an average draft position of 16.4 in PPR leagues and 15.7 in half-PPR leagues. Monday's comments from McDaniel might bump him down slightly, though he's still expected to be the team's lead back. He came back from the spring to training camp, the five weeks he had off, you can tell he was really, really focused on that."