Omarion Hampton, the Chargers' second-year running back, has recorded three rushing touchdowns on 73 carries through five games but faces a contracting role in a committee backfield. His snap share has declined sharply from over 60% early in the season to 30% in Week 5, where he managed just 14 carries for 33 yards at 2.4 yards per carry while trailing teammates Kimani Vidal and Keaton Mitchell in usage. Hampton has lost two fumbles, posted a 3.7 YPC average, and seen minimal third-down or passing-game involvement under offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. The 0-5 Chargers face a difficult schedule ahead of their Week 7 bye, with the offense struggling to create consistent opportunities near the goal line. These trends shape trader views on his full-season rushing touchdown total.