Concerns are swirling around Nick Hampton's landing spot with the Los Angeles Chargers, particularly his potential role alongside Najee Harris, recently signed to a one-year deal. Fantasy owners are grappling with whether to invest in Hampton's dynasty value or view him as a risky proposition given the crowded backfield situation.

While there are chances for Hampton to shine, multiple factors complicate his outlook. These include coaching decisions and the overall efficiency of the Chargers' rushing offense. Early season speculation suggests a round four ADP for Hampton, though opinions vary on whether he could climb to round three or drop to round five based on performance and productivity. Caution and strategic depth seem essential for those considering him in their drafts.

Trey Henderson is emerging as a top prospect, potentially the number two running back for the upcoming draft. His impressive stats, including an average of 7 yards per carry on 144 attempts, highlight his explosive playmaking ability. Alongside fellow prospect Maran Hampton, both players are being closely watched, although landing spots will ultimately determine their NFL trajectories. Henderson's skills in pass protection further enhance his appeal as a three-down back, making him a valuable target for teams needing a dynamic running back.

While many are excited about James Cook and others, Henderson's low mileage and extensive touchdown production bolster his case for being among the first running backs drafted. Teams like Washington and Cleveland could provide optimal environments for his talents to flourish. With the NFL draft approaching, Henderson's stock is on the rise, especially among fantasy football enthusiasts.