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He sank to a backfield snap share of just 32%, behind Keaton Mitchell (38%) and Kimani Vidal (37%). Hampton finished the day with 12.3 fantasy points, largely thanks to his third touchdown in four games, but his 43 rushing yards didn't help.
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Hampton's snap share fell to 32%; touchdown-dependent with inconsistent rushing.

Hampton's backfield snap share dropped to just 32% in Week 4, behind Keaton Mitchell (38%) and Kimani Vidal (37%), marking a concerning trend. He finished with 12.3 fantasy points largely due to his third touchdown in four games, but his 43 rushing yards were disappointing. Hampton has two games with fewer than 50 rushing yards and one with fewer than 60, with just one strong performance in Week 2 (94 yards on 23 attempts). The source characterizes starting him against Denver as risky, noting the Broncos have improved on run defense and could trouble the Chargers' offensive line.

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