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If everything's perfect for Hampton, he could be the RB1 in fantasy. But if everything's as bad as it was for Barkley last year, Hampton could not be starting anymore. He's a completely unproven player. He got hurt last year and ran into a bunch of stuff. Like, there are real problems with that kid's film that I think you and I suspect may never actually, you know...

STACKED’s take

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Hampton's second-round ADP ignores his injury history and unproven film; significant downside risk.

Hampton is being drafted in the second round but carries significant downside risk that the source believes is not being priced into his ADP. He's a completely unproven player who got hurt last year and has real problems on film. The source argues that if everything is perfect, Hampton could be RB1, but if things go wrong like they did for Saquon Barkley last year, he could lose his job entirely. Unlike other second-round backs like Barkley and A-Chain, Hampton has no healthy downside built into his rank. The source expects him to be the 40% guy in a committee with Keaton Mitchell (25%) and Kamani Vidal.

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