Hassan Haskins isn’t a drop in this Chargers backfield, even after Kimani Vidal’s Week 6 breakout. With Omarion Hampton sidelined, Vidal showed upside, but Haskins profiles as a between-the-tackles grinder who can still grab touches if the rotation wobbles. The takeaway for fantasy managers is to hold Haskins for at least a week or two while the Chargers sort their RB usage, rather than chase a quick cut.

The piece also points to plausible waiver targets—Zonovan Knight, Tyjae Spears, and Jaydon Blue among others—while touting the Who Should I Pickup tool to compare options. In short, don’t overreact to one big game from Vidal; Haskins remains a short-term contributor with plausible season-long upside if injuries linger or Hampton’s recovery drags.

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Week 6 waiver-wire spotlight centers on the Kansas City Chiefs, highlighting Tyquan Thornton, Brashard Smith and Kareem Hunt as possible adds in shallow and deeper formats. Thornton offers deep-speed upside, especially when Rashee Rice is out, while Smith’s burst hints at eventual breakout in a patient offensive system. Hunt provides a volatile, TD-driven floor in 12-team leagues, but the Chiefs’ timeshare structure keeps him risky outside of emergencies.