Omarion Hampton Football Cards
Omarion Hampton
About Omarion Hampton
Omarion Hampton is the rookie running back who got exactly what he wanted when the Chargers grabbed him in the first round. This kid was smart about the draft process, focusing more on landing with the right organization than just getting picked early, and it paid off big time when L.A. called his name. He's got that patient, strategic mindset that translates well to the field, and being a first-round pick at running back automatically puts him in premium rookie territory. His rookie cards are already generating solid interest since running backs don't go in round one very often anymore. Look for his numbered parallels and autographed versions, those tend to hold their value best for first-round skill position players.
Hampton prioritized where he was drafted rather than when he was drafted. "You could go anywhere, but if it's not a fit, then you won't be able to produce what you can do," he said on The Jim Rome Show. In the end, he didn't have to worry — he went in the first round to a dream landing spot in L.A.
— 2025 Donruss
Meteorologists say you can't see thunder. Clearly, they've never observed Hampton charge through a defender. Even while watching on mute, you can identify the thunderous thighs that help the Chargers' draft pick boom. One thing is for sure: Those on the other end certainly feel it.
— 2025 Absolute
Hampton joined the Chargers in 2025 with plenty of experience as a lead back. Over his last two seasons at North Carolina from 2023-24, the playmaker logged 534 totes. He proved himself capable of carrying such a heavy load, racing through defenses to the tune of 3,164 yards and 30 touchdowns.
— 2025 Donruss
Dad’s Take on Omarion Hampton
Look at this kid running around with a mouthguard hanging out like he's chewing on a pacifier! And they took him 22nd overall to "mesh well" with Najee Harris – great, now the Chargers have TWO guys who can't figure out how to keep their mouth protection in their mouth. That powder blue uniform looks nice though, I'll give him that – too bad he's gonna get it all dirty rolling around on the ground with that sloppy ball-carrying form.
Complete Omarion Hampton Card Collection (5)
Omarion Hampton Rookie Cards (5)
Frequently Asked Questions About Omarion Hampton Cards
Which Omarion Hampton cards sell the most frequently?
As of March 7th, 2026, there are over 20,370 Omarion Hampton cards listed on eBay. Listings range from $1.00 to $275, with an average price around $25.16. That includes rookie cards averaging $23.85, autographs ranging from $15.00 to $250, numbered parallels averaging $31.45.
Some of the most actively listed cards right now:
• 2025 Wild Card DinoMight TRUE 1/1 Autographed Omarion Hampton ROOKIE MEGALODON🦈 – $275
• 2025 Wild Card Splat Football Omarion Hampton 1 of 1 Rookie Card 💥💥💥 – $50.00
• 2025 Rookies And Stars Omarion Hampton Auto Orange 015/199 #166 – $40.00
Listing data reflects current eBay activity and is updated regularly.
How are Omarion Hampton's card prices and popularity trending?
As of March 7th, 2026, Omarion Hampton's card market is active with 20,370 listings on eBay. Current listings range from $1.00 to $275, with an average around $25.16. Numbered parallels are averaging $31.45.
Pricing reflects current eBay listing data and is updated on a regular schedule.
What is Omarion Hampton's most expensive card?
The most expensive Omarion Hampton card currently listed on eBay is a 2025 Wild Card DinoMight TRUE 1/1 Autographed Omarion Hampton ROOKIE MEGALODON🦈, listed at $275. Autographed cards range from $15.00 to $250. Numbered parallels range from $4.00 to $160. Base cards start around $1.00.
Values based on current eBay listings as of March 7th, 2026.
Are Omarion Hampton cards a good investment?
Card collecting involves risk, and past performance doesn't guarantee future returns. Here's what the data shows for Omarion Hampton:
Omarion Hampton's card market is active with 20,370 listings on eBay. There are 1,769 autographed cards available on eBay ranging from $15.00 to $250. Numbered parallels (3709 listed) average around $31.45 and tend to hold value better than base cards due to limited supply. Base rookie cards start around $1.00, making them an accessible entry point.
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