LEAN: UNDERPRICED — the WR35 season was injuries, not decline; priced at his healthy rookie baseline.

WATCHLIST — RB1-adjacent per game for nine games, priced for seventeen. The edge is the situation, not a base rate.

The Los Angeles Chargers' 2026 NFL Draft, recapped pick by pick — the fits, the value, and the fantasy-relevant rookies, by the data.

0:00 Intro

1:40 Round 1

2:45 Day 2

4:06 Day 3

4:38 Fantasy takeaways

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Gadsden's 2025 was a compiler's top-15 tight end finish powered by a couple of monster weeks, with a per-game profile closer to the 22nd tight end than the 15th. The biggest hole was the touchdown column — just 3 scores despite the target volume, on a Chargers offense that converted only 52.2 percent of red-zone trips into touchdowns, 30th in the league.

McConkey finished as the number 30 wide receiver in total PPR and the number 36 in per-game scoring — genuine number one target volume capped by a passing offense that ranked 26th in the league. The weakness is the touchdown rate: 6 scores on 106 targets in an offense that converted just 52 percent of red-zone trips into touchdowns, 30th in the league, left too much fantasy upside on the field.

Herbert finished as the number 10 fantasy quarterback in total points and the number 11 in per-game scoring — a steady starter ceiling with a frustrating floor behind a leaky offensive line and a red-zone offense ranked 30th in touchdown rate. The 54 sacks were the single biggest drag on his efficiency, dropping his adjusted net yards per attempt to 24th among starters despite top-ten accuracy and touchdown volume.

Hampton was the number 13 running back in per-game scoring as a rookie despite a backfield split — an efficient, three-down profile that played up when he was available. The one thing the data flags: he only got to nine games, and the total-PPR rank of number 35 is a direct reflection of that missed time.

The Los Angeles Chargers' 2025 season in review — 11-6, AFC Wild Card — with Justin Herbert at quarterback and Ladd McConkey the leading receiver. Every stat that defined the year, plus what it means for 2026. A full data recap, by the numbers.

0:00 Intro

1:38 Offense

2:47 Defense

3:41 Standouts

4:40 2026 outlook

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