Justin Boone· Mar 21, 2026
Boone expects Omarion Hampton to be the workhorse back in an improved offense and calls him a league winner for 2026.
“Omaron Hampton is going to be the workhorse there and he is potentially... a league winner in twenty twenty six.”
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Omarion Hampton to be 1st on the depth chart
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- Kyle CrabbsMock Draft Picks · Omarion HamptonHit · 92Crabbs projects all seven rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft, starting with Cam Ward going No. 1 overall to Tennessee, Travis Hunter second to Cleveland and Abdul Carter third to the Giants.
- Nick BaumgardnerMock Draft Picks · Omarion HamptonHit · 100The Athletic's draft analyst laid out a full slate of expectations for the upcoming NFL Draft: Abdul Carter to Tennessee at No. 1, Shedeur Sanders falling to the back half of the first or top of the second, Ashton Jeanty as a top-10 pick, Travis Hunter as the class's best player going in the top five, and only two quarterbacks plus fewer than three running backs but more than three receivers taken in Round 1.
- Andrew EricksonSleeper Calls · Omarion HamptonMiss · 0Erickson's must-have targets round by round: Nico Collins in round one (1,500 receiving yards if healthy), Drake London as a top-five WR in round two, Omarion Hampton as the Chargers' bell cow in round three, Kenneth Walker as a top-five fantasy back in round four, plus Tetairoa McMillan, Jaylen Waddle, Ricky Pearsall, Jordan Mason, Tucker Kraft, Drake Maye and a set of late-round fliers.
- Daniel JeremiahCombine Measurements · Omarion HamptonHit · 93Jeremiah walks through his new NFL.com mock draft, naming a player for nearly every first-round pick from the Titans at No. 1 through the Eagles at No. 32, and also forecasts Omarion Hampton's combine weight and 40 time.
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