Haskins is part of the Chargers’ third-back competition and has produced yardage in preseason. His opportunity depends on how other backs fare and health; a hot camp could push him into more carries, adding a speculative floor and potential weekly upside.

Haskins is a known quantity in the group competing for touches behind Hampton and Harris. With Sanders, Vidal and Miller-Hines in the mix, Haskins adds depth and an outside-shot at a role in Week 1, especially in short-yardage or pass-protection packages when the game plan dictates a multi-back approach.

Hassan Haskins may have to step up significantly should Dobbins leave the Chargers, potentially taking on a larger role in the backfield.

Hassan Haskins has emerged as a potential dark horse candidate for RB2 value in the Chargers' Wild Card game against the Texans. With both J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards nursing ankle injuries, Haskins could play a significant role, especially after replacing rookie Kimani Vidal in the No. 3 running back position. He has shown versatility, leading the backfield in receiving during Week 16 and has been active in two-minute drill situations, averaging 10 rushing attempts and 0.5 targets over the last two weeks. His performance could dictate the distribution of carries and targets in a potentially crowded backfield.

Hassan Haskins is currently on the active roster for the Chargers, contributing depth to the running back position as the team heads into the playoffs. His presence adds to the competition in the backfield, especially with J.K. Dobbins as the starter and Ezekiel Elliott recently signed to the practice squad.