Lambert-Smith is highlighted as a high-upside rookie on the Chargers’ depth chart, potentially stepping into increased duties behind the top options.

Lambert-Smith’s snap counts hint at additional depth behind the top playmakers. His involvement could translate into occasional big-play opportunities in spread formations, contributing to a more versatile target tree that complicates opponent defenses.

Lambert-Smith and Harris form a college-tuned duo in the Chargers' rebuilt receiving corps, with Lambert-Smith offering precise routes and after-catch reliability that complements Harris’ speed. His versatility across positions could unlock more flexible lineups as LA counters KC’s pressure.

Lambert-Smith, a camp standout, could surprise Week 1 as a downfield threat. His immediate role hinges on Johnston's pace, but his speed-based play can unlock big plays or provide a late-season breakout path if he earns Herbert’s trust early.

Lambert-Smith’s preseason hype and Charger setups hint at a player who could grow into a long-term target, especially in PPR formats where his route-running and yak ability translate to consistent targets behind the top receivers.