Kimani Vidal

He’s getting most of the snaps and carries with the other backs out, so grab him now and start him while he’s leading the backfield. If the Chargers add another runner or start splitting carries, consider trading him after a couple good games.

Add Vidal — Hampton’s injury has pushed him into real snaps and targets in a team that throws a lot, so grab him for depth. Don’t spend big; only start him if he becomes the clear lead or has a very friendly matchup.

Coach named Vidal the next man up after injuries, so he could see real work if those running backs stay out, but he’s unproven so starting him is risky. Add him to your bench in deep leagues or as insurance, and only start him in smaller leagues if a starter is officially ruled out or early-week reports show he’s actually getting a lot of plays and catches.

Draft him only in the late rounds or wait to pick him up after the draft. He looked good in preseason and camp, but he'll only play if other backs are hurt or for short-yard and goal-line work, so he won't be a reliable starter.