Running Back Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2025 Fantasy Football)

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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Running Back

Here are our latest running back Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings from our consensus of fantasy football experts. You can find the latest running back Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings and sync your fantasy football league for specific advice.

RK	PLAYER NAME	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Ashton Jeanty	1	1	1	0
2	Omarion Hampton	2	4	2.7	0.8
3	TreVeyon Henderson	2	5	3.3	1.1
4	Kaleb Johnson	3	4	3.3	0.5
5	Quinshon Judkins	4	6	4.8	0.7
6	Devin Neal	5	9	6.8	1.3
7	Cam Skattebo	6	8	6.8	0.7
8	Dylan Sampson	7	9	7.8	0.9
9	Ollie Gordon II	8	11	9.2	1.1
10	RJ Harvey	10	12	10.8	0.7
11	Damien Martinez	9	13	11.3	1.3
12	DJ Giddens	9	16	12.3	2.4
13	Woody Marks	11	15	13.5	1.4
14	Jordan James	13	16	14.7	1.1
15	Tahj Brooks	13	20	16.2	2.8
16	Trevor Etienne	15	19	16.5	1.4
17	Bhayshul Tuten	15	20	17.3	1.6
18	Kyle Monangai	14	21	18.2	2.3
19	Brashard Smith	18	22	19.8	1.7
20	Raheim Sanders	17	24	20.8	2.4

TreVeyon Henderson (RB – Ohio State)

This pick will shock some people. However, TreVeyon Henderson has a significant upside in the NFL. There are a lot of opportunities for him to land a heavy usage role immediately. Henderson can do everything the modern NFL running back needs to do. And he does it to a high level. He also wasn’t heavily used in college in the sense he didn’t touch the ball 300 times a season. This will mean he is fresh and doesn’t have too much wear and tear.

Henderson also had no significant injuries in college. He missed five games with a broken bone in his foot. However, that has not impacted him since he returned, leading to him having his best yards per attempt average of his career. The knock against Henderson is that he did not dominate his own backfield. That is the system Ohio State has deployed to great success for years. Other running backs who have come from a shared backfield in college to dominate in the NFL include Nick Chubb, Christian McCaffrey and Joe Mixon.

Henderson might turn a few heads in the NFL. He could have the highest upside of the remaining players in this rookie class.