In King II, the Titans acquire a rather versatile performer: he can play cornerback, safety, can return kicks and also be used as a nickelback. With Tennessee, the latter could be his role with his new squad. Regardless of how he will be used by head coach Mike Vrabel (a versatile NFL player himself back in his day), King II should help the contending Titans in 2020.

The Chargers are struggling on defense this season, and just recently lost to Denver on the last play of the contest. Therefore, it should not be surprising to see them selling off assets before the trade deadline. King II's role was diminished somewhat this season after LA acquired slot corner Chris Harris Jr. as a free agent from the Broncos.

For now, King II is off the IDP fantasy league radar. However, if he becomes a multi-faceted weapon in Tennessee (as he was at times in LA), King II may become an option.