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L.A. Chargers • #84 • WR

KeAndre Lambert-Smith

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Schedule

Opponent Game Opp RK Opp FPTS
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KC
Fri, Sep 5
8:00 pm
NFL+
18 21
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LV
Mon, Sep 15
10:00 pm
ESPN
15 20
vs
DEN
Sun, Sep 21
4:05 pm
 7 19
@
NYG
Sun, Sep 28
1:00 pm
 16 20
vs
WAS
Sun, Oct 5
4:25 pm
FOX
14 20
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MIA
Sun, Oct 12
1:00 pm
 2 18
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IND
Sun, Oct 19
4:05 pm
 20 21
vs
MIN
Thu, Oct 23
8:15 pm
AMZN
30 23
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TEN
Sun, Nov 2
1:00 pm
 1 17
vs
PIT
Sun, Nov 9
8:20 pm
NBC
17 20
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JAC
Sun, Nov 16
1:00 pm
 32 23
BYE
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vs
LV
Sun, Nov 30
4:25 pm
 15 20
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PHI
Mon, Dec 8
8:15 pm
ABC
10 19
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KC
Sun, Dec 14
1:00 pm
 18 21
@
DAL
Sun, Dec 21
1:00 pm
FOX
25 22
vs
HOU
Sat, Dec 27
TBA
 - -
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DEN
Sun, Jan 4
TBA
 7 19
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Player Outlook
Of the Day 3 speedsters, Lambert-Smith is the one who brings both big-play ability and consistency. He recorded 70+ receiving yards in nine of 12 games in 2024. For his career, he ranked second among the 2025 rookie receivers with 10 receptions of 50+ yards. Lambert-Smith toiled away for four seasons at Penn State before transferring to Auburn where he averaged an exceptional 2.91 yards per route run. He is a player to keep an eye on for a Chargers offense that has to demand better production from wide receivers not named Ladd McConkey, but currently buried on the depth chart, Lambert-Smith is not worth drafting outside of the deepest leagues.

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  • Chargers' KeAndre Lambert-Smith: Explosive receiver joins Chargers

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    The Chargers selected Lambert-Smith in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 158th overall. The Chargers went wide receiver for the second time this draft, previously taking Tre Harris in the second round. Lambert-Smith transferred to Auburn for his fifth collegiate season and was the clear top receiver with team highs in receptions (50), receiving yards (981) and touchdowns (eight). The 23-year-old boosted his draft stock further at the 2025 NFL Combine with a 4.37 40-yard dash and an above-average 79-inch wingspan at 6-foot-1, 190 pounds. With 19.6 yards per catch last season, he has the tools to make splash plays in the NFL, but he joins a crowded receiver room in Los Angeles.
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