Kimani Vidal will not be participating in the upcoming game against the Titans, as he has been listed among the inactives for the Chargers.

Kimani Vidal has emerged as the Chargers' RB2 following injuries to the team's primary backs. After being inactive for the first five weeks, he has played on 48 snaps since Week 6, averaging 4.5 attempts per game. While his recent performance has been modest, he has shown potential, particularly if he retains his role when Gus Edwards returns from injury. Vidal's ability to seize a significant workload if the starters are sidelined makes him a viable handcuff option for fantasy managers looking to bolster their rosters.

Vidal played behind J.K. Dobbins against the Browns, and his fantasy value is closely tied to Dobbins' health, as Dobbins has consistently received a significant workload this season. With Dobbins having 16 or more touches in seven out of eight games, Vidal’s opportunities may be limited unless Dobbins were to miss time.

Kimani Vidal has had a mixed start to his NFL career, initially making an impact by scoring a touchdown in his debut. However, he has since found himself in a reserve role, accumulating only 26 yards on nine carries over the past two weeks. Despite this, he has surpassed Hassan Haskins as the clear No. 2 running back behind J.K. Dobbins, who has a history of injuries. If Dobbins were to miss time, Vidal could quickly rise to a more significant role, making him a valuable stash for fantasy managers looking for potential upside.

Kimani Vidal has produced minimally since his impressive debut with a long receiving touchdown in Week 6. He has only 13 carries across three games and three receptions, indicating a lack of consistent involvement in the Chargers' offense. His limited usage makes him a risky fantasy option moving forward.