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Unsurprisingly, Hampton was the lead rusher, handling 12 of the team's 16 carries, but he played on only 57% of snaps and was held without a target on seven routes. Hampton will require a moderate-or-better passing-game role in order to pay off his costly ADP. He remains a lineup lock, whereas Mitchell is an end-of-bench stash at best.
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Hampton's 57% snap share and zero targets undermine his costly ADP value.

Hampton was the Chargers' lead rusher (12 of 16 carries) but played only 57% of snaps and was held without a target on seven routes in Week 1; he requires moderate-or-better passing-game role to justify his costly ADP. Remains a lineup lock but upside capped without receiving work.

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