Hassan Haskins

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Yards	TD	YPC
Career		44	229	2	3.0
2025		12	47	0	2.8
2024		17	89	2	2.6
2023		1

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Chargers secured solid depth at a reasonable price, landing Hassan Haskins on a four-year, $4.4M deal that earns a C CVI — a fair market transaction for an unproven commodity. At $1.1M annually with minimal guaranteed money ($0.7M), Los Angeles structured this contract intelligently, betting on developmental upside without significant financial risk. The former Michigan bruiser enters his prime years with the physical tools to contribute as a short-yardage specialist and special teams asset, making this the type of low-cost flier that championship rosters are built on. While Haskins remains unproven at the NFL level, the contract structure protects the Chargers from downside risk while providing four years to evaluate his ceiling in their system. This represents shrewd roster management — securing a physical runner with goal-line potential at replacement-level money, giving them flexibility to either develop a contributor or move on without consequence.

Performance Analysis

Hassan Haskins receives an F grade as a running back whose primary contributions have come on special teams rather than in the backfield. His 229 rushing yards and two touchdowns across 44 games over four seasons is the kind of production that screams special teams core player rather than offensive contributor. The 30 tackles confirm his value on coverage units, which is how he has earned roster spots with the Titans and Chargers. Haskins was a power back at Michigan who has never found that same role at the professional level, limited to 18 receptions and minimal per-carry efficiency. Los Angeles has kept him around for his special teams hustle and short-yardage potential, but the F grade reflects his near-zero impact as a ball carrier.