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Travis Kelce vs T.J. Hockenson is the focal fantasy debate. Hockenson offers a safe floor near the mid TE4–TE5 range if McCarthy hits, and Vikings plot a more balanced, run-first attack. Kelce remains explosive but age and KC’s depth threaten ceiling simply returning 100 targets. ADP nudges both around TE4–TE6, so the decision hinges on build, risk tolerance, and draft-day price. Monitoring camp reports is essential to gauge roles.

Omarion Hampton has surged to Chargers RB1 in the preseason, pushing Najee Harris into a lighter role as he recovers from an eye injury. Week 1 against Kansas City is a stern test, but Hampton’s first-team involvement signals heavy early work and a solid RB2 floor with upside in all formats.

With Harris returning but not guaranteed a large early-season role, Hampton’s rookie-year workload could grow quickly. Expect continued opportunity if he maintains the hot hand and Chargers lean into a run-heavy approach to balance KC’s explosive defense.

Sean Payton praised the AFC West’s coaching corps as the league’s most formidable, noting staying power and track records across the division. He highlighted Reid, Carroll and Harbaugh, and pointed to a quickly turning-around 49er/Charger dynamic as proof of the division’s depth. Broncos finished 10-7 last season and sit eyeing a division title and back-to-back playoff berths, a tall order in a stacked West where weekly divisional games will be hard-fought and highly consequential for fantasy leverage.

Payton’s remarks underscore the value of coach-driven fantasy angles in a division known for defensive scrambles, situational play-calling, and offensive creativity. The Broncos’ aim to ascend the standings sets up intriguing early-season matchups and potential breakout candidates as these coaches’ histories suggest, making AFC West players particularly interesting for fantasy minds and bettors alike.