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Los Angeles Chargers

2025 season · 17 games

Pecking order Targets Backfield Red zone Vacated

Neutral pass rate

59%

NFL Rank: 5th

How often this offense throws when the score is close and the clock isn't forcing it — the cleanest read on what the coach actually wants to do. Pass-first teams support more startable fantasy players than run-first ones.

Pace · sec/snap

33.3s

NFL Rank: 28th

Seconds between snaps in neutral game script. Fast teams fit more plays into the same 60 minutes, and every extra play is another chance at a touch for someone you rostered.

Points / game

21.6

NFL Rank: 20th

Offensive scoring rate. Touchdowns are the most valuable and least predictable thing a fantasy player can do, and they're far easier to hit on an offense that reaches the end zone every week.

RZ trips / game

3.35

NFL Rank: 15th

Drives per game that reach the opponent's 20. It's the closest thing to a touchdown-supply number: the more often an offense gets inside the 20, the more scores there are for its backs and receivers to split.

Top third of the leagueMiddleBottom third

Pass rate 57%NFL Rank: 12thShare of all plays that were pass attempts, every situation included. Unlike the neutral rate above, this one carries game script with it — a team that trailed all year looks pass-happy here whether it wanted to be or not.PROE +0.6NFL Rank: 8thPass Rate Over Expected. Given the down, distance, field position, score and clock, a model says how often an average NFL team would throw; PROE is how far this offense sat above or below that. +4 means it threw four percentage points more than the situation called for — pass-happy by choice, not because it was losing. Negative means run-first by design.Plays / game 64.4NFL Rank: 3rdTotal offensive snaps per game — the size of the pie every skill player on this roster is splitting.

Pecking order

Weighted opportunities per game · Min. 6 games played

Omarion HamptonRBTwo-MinuteGoal Line

19.6

124c · 35t · 34% snaps

Kimani VidalRBEarly Downs3rd Down

15.7

155c · 22t · 42% snaps

Keenan AllenWR

10.8

0c · 122t · 55% snaps

Ladd McConkeyWR

9.9

0c · 106t · 73% snaps

Quentin JohnstonWR

9.8

2c · 84t · 63% snaps

Jaret PattersonRB

7.8

41c · 4t · 10% snaps

Oronde Gadsden IITE

6.9

0c · 69t · 55% snaps

Tre HarrisWR

4.2

2c · 43t · 49% snaps

Will DisslyTE

3.0

0c · 16t · 17% snaps

Target distribution

Share of team targets

Target share

Justin Herbert

68%

NFL Rank: 1st

Keenan Allen22%

Ladd McConkey20%

Quentin Johnston15%

Tre Harris8%

KeAndre Lambert-Smith2%

18%

NFL Rank: 30th

Oronde Gadsden II13%

Will Dissly3%

13%

NFL Rank: 30th

Omarion Hampton6%

Kimani Vidal4%

Top 5 per position · players below 2% of team targets are left off

Backfield

How the carries are actually distributed

CommitteeBackfield share

MuddyCommitteeLead BackBell Cow

Lead back at 43% of RB carries

43%

35%

11%

Kimani VidalEarly Downs3rd Down

43% carries · 42% snaps · 31% RB targets

Omarion HamptonTwo-MinuteGoal Line

35% carries · 34% snaps · 50% RB targets

Jaret Patterson

11% carries · 10% snaps · 6% RB targets

Hassan Haskins

5% carries · 7% snaps · 6% RB targets

Najee Harris

4% carries · 4% snaps · 4% RB targets

Backfield roles

Who owns each job

Early Downs

319 total

Kimani Vidal139 of 319

44%

Omarion Hampton

34%

Jaret Patterson

12%

Clear owner

First and second down — the carries that build a floor. The percentage is that player's share of the team's early-down carries.

3rd Down

57 total

Kimani Vidal24 of 57

42%

Omarion Hampton

39%

Jaret Patterson

Clear owner

Passing downs — where the receiving work lives. The percentage is that player's share of the team's third-down touches.

Two-Minute

34 total

Omarion Hampton17 of 34

50%

Kimani Vidal

27%

Jaret Patterson

12%

Clear owner

Hurry-up drives — on the field when the offense throws. The percentage is that player's share of the team's two-minute opportunities.

Goal Line

20 total

Omarion Hampton8 of 20

40%

Kimani Vidal

35%

Justin HerbertQB

15%

Clear owner

Inside the 5 — the carries that become touchdowns. The percentage is that player's share of the team's goal-line carries, quarterbacks counted.

Red zone

Inside the opponent 10

PASS 52%NFL Rank: 9th

RUN 48%NFL Rank: 24th

Kimani VidalRB32 opps · 4 TD

Omarion HamptonRB28 opps · 5 TD

Keenan AllenWR16 opps · 4 TD

Quentin JohnstonWR15 opps · 8 TD

Ladd McConkeyWR15 opps · 6 TD

Oronde Gadsden IITE15 opps · 3 TD

Personnel groupings

Share of offensive snaps

11 — 1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR

57%NFL Rank: 22nd

12 — 1 RB, 2 TE, 2 WR

6%NFL Rank: 32nd

21 — 2 RB, 1 TE, 2 WR

14%NFL Rank: 5th

Other groupings

22%NFL Rank: 2nd

Vacated opportunity

2025 usage now off the LAC roster

30%

of targets · 164 tgt

14th most in NFL

17%

of carries · 79 car

16th most in NFL

Keenan AllenWR122t→ IND

Jaret PattersonRB4t · 41cFA

Will DisslyTE16tFA

Hassan HaskinsRB4t · 17c→ NE

Najee HarrisRB3t · 15c→ NYG

Tyler ConklinTE10t · 1c→ DET

Tucker FiskTE4tFA

Trayveon WilliamsRB1t · 3cFA

Heavy turnover — 2025 usage is a weak guide here

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2025 season data · Updated Sep 15, 2026