Najee Harris

Pick him up as insurance — coaches say his role could grow and he could get more carries and touchdowns if the Chargers change how they share the work or someone gets hurt. Don’t start him yet unless you’re in a deep league or you see clear reports he’s becoming the main back, since he’s coming off injury and the team is still sharing carries.

He was limited by an eye issue and barely played in Week 1 while the rookie got most of the work. Don't start him this week unless you have to — only grab him as a bench backup in deeper leagues because his role is uncertain.

He’s been limited in practice, the team plans to split carries with the rookie, and the matchup should push them to pass, so don’t start him in Week 1 unless you have no better option. Check the final practice reports and the game-day status — if he’s fully cleared and looks like the main running back, then consider putting him in.

Draft him in the middle to late rounds as a backup and insurance. He should see steady carries in a run-first offense, but an eye injury and a rookie sharing snaps mean he might miss time or not be the main back.