It’s a little odd, but Los Angeles Chargers running back Omarion Hampton has seemingly fallen all the way off the radar.  Hampton, the No. 22 pick just one year ago, averaged 4.4 yards per carry with four scores over nine appearances as a rookie. He looked dominant at times, but missed a chunk of the campaign due to injury. When on the field, he had to play behind a miserable offensive line missing two starting tackles and an interior that got completely replaced after the season.  One would think that Mike McDaniel’s arrival as offensive coordinator would earn Hampton some hype. But the conversations seem to overlook him, focusing on Justin Herbert’s ceiling and what it might mean for Quentin Johnston’s career . McDaniel got a shiny new weapon in the draft.  But, if we slow down and really look at things, Hampton quietly might be the biggest winner of the whole McDaniel thing.  Omarion Hampton boosted by Mike McDaniel…to NFL rushing title?…