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The Los Angeles Chargers need to create some clarity on this roster at the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline, and that may start with Omarion Hampton's role.

Writer G.C. Bellchamber argues that the 0-6 Los Angeles Chargers should trade either Kimani Vidal or Keaton Mitchell before the trade deadline. Moving a running back would allow the team to acquire future draft capital and commit to Omarion Hampton as their primary workhorse back moving forward.
The Chargers' current three-back rotation has limited Hampton's potential while yielding underwhelming overall rushing production under head coach Mike McDaniel. With escalating contract costs projected for Vidal and Mitchell, Bellchamber suggests targeting running-back-needy teams such as the Cincinnati Bengals or Green Bay Packers.
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