Haskins saw most of his work when the Chargers went into clock-killing mode. He ran eight times for 27 yards and a touchdown on LA’s final full drive. He was otherwise uninvolved in the game-plan and J.K. Dobbins saw the bulk of the touches. The good news for Haskins is that Kimani Vidal didn’t touch the ball on offense. If Gus Edwards remains out for the opening round of the playoffs, Haskins appears to have taken over as the team’s No. 2 back.

Haskins was the second running back into the game and handled the second-most running back touches behind J.K. Dobbins. With nine total touches for 40 yards, he worked ahead of Kimani Vidal, who rushed five times for 24 yards and did not catch either of his targets. Neither Vidal or Haskins maintain fantasy relevancy as long as Dobbins is active and the backfield would morph into a committee if Dobbins and Gus Edwards were to both miss a game. Keep Haskins and Vidal on benches for Week 18.

There was a chance Haskins could keep rookie Kimani Vidal at bay by securing the No. 2 RB role with Gus Edwards on injured reserve. That chance quickly evaporated after Vidal exploded for a 38-yard receiving touchdown in the first quarter. Haskins can be dropped in re-draft leagues.