Polzin called Keandre Lambert Smith his favorite Chargers receiver prop, endorsing the Over 27.5 receiving yards on Underdog (29.5 on PrizePicks). Beat reports liken Lambert Smith’s camp performance to a young Mike Williams—high-pointing deep balls and flashing contested-catch ability. With rookies Trey Harris and Ladd McConkey expected to max out at 10-20 snaps, Lambert Smith should log extended run and has already developed chemistry with Trey Lance. Polzin projects at least two down-field targets worth roughly 40 air yards, giving the camp darling multiple paths to 30+ receiving yards.

Raymond Summerlin pitched KeAndre Lambert-Smith as a viable 20th-round swing for Chargers stacks. He argued Lambert-Smith is a better player than his Penn State numbers show after years of shaky quarterback play and now steps into a depth chart with real cracks: Mike Williams is still on the PUP, Tre Harris is mired in the second-round contract standoff, and Quentin Johnston’s rookie-year tape was "improved yet still not very good." Lambert-Smith profiles as the field-stretching Z Kellen Moore needs opposite Ladd McConkey, and the rookie’s 4.4 speed plus 18-yard collegiate aDOT give him one-play spike potential. Summerlin acknowledged Lambert-Smith could do nothing, but said that kind of contingent upside beats low-ceiling veterans in Round 20.