Rookie seasons can be tough sledding, especially for running backs in a shared backfield, but that may not be the case for Omarion Hampton. That was the expectation for Omarion Hampton as he entered camp this season. With veteran Najee Harris crossing over from Pittsburgh, the duo was meant to form a powerful one-two punch for LA. On paper, it looked promising. But things took an unexpected turn for Harris, setting the stage for Hampton to shine. A freak accident involving fireworks over the Fourth of July weekend sidelined Harris with an eye injury, placing him on the non-football injury list. This is Hampton’s chance. The rookie now has the RB1 reps in training camp, where every carry and route carries weight for his depth chart standing and long-term role. When it comes to fantasy football stock, Omarion Hampton’s arrow is pointing straight up. Before Harris’ injury, Hampton was flying somewhat under the radar. But now? He’s a name you need to know. Currently ranked as the 18th running back according to F