Running Back Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2025 Fantasy Football)

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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Running Back

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RK	PLAYER NAME	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Ashton Jeanty	1	1	1	0.0
2	Omarion Hampton	2	4	2.2	0.5
3	TreVeyon Henderson	2	5	3.2	0.7
4	Quinshon Judkins	3	9	4.4	1.2
5	Kaleb Johnson	3	6	4.7	0.7
6	Cam Skattebo	4	11	7.6	1.5
7	Devin Neal	6	13	7.8	1.6
8	Dylan Sampson	5	13	8.4	2.8
9	RJ Harvey	6	14	9.6	2.1
10	Ollie Gordon II	7	15	10.3	2.1
11	Damien Martinez	7	16	11.3	2.0
12	Bhayshul Tuten	6	20	11.4	3.7
13	DJ Giddens	8	16	12	2.0
14	Trevor Etienne	12	22	16.8	2.3
15	Jordan James	13	23	16.9	3.0
16	Brashard Smith	12	23	17	3.5
17	Woody Marks	14	23	17.9	2.3
18	Tahj Brooks	12	26	19.1	3.7
19	LeQuint Allen Jr.	10	27	19.2	4.3
20	Raheim Sanders	14	25	20.2	3.0
21	Kyle Monangai	16	30	20.8	3.1
22	Donovan Edwards	14	27	21.8	3.4
23	Jaydon Blue	16	28	22	4.1
24	Jarquez Hunter	15	28	22	3.9

Running Backs

Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)

Jeanty proved he’s the total package this past season, with an unbelievable combination of vision, patience, creativity, agility, power, balance and speed that nearly allowed him to break Barry Sanders’ single-season rushing record.

Can fit in any offensive scheme, but might be best in a scheme that runs a relatively high amount of outside zone to maximize his home-run hitting ability. After a year in which he dazzled viewers with a nonstop succession of dominant highlights, Jeanty should be a lock for the first round, potentially going in the top half of the frame. Projects as a long-term, every-down feature back who should make an immediate impact.

Projection: Round 1

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Cam Skattebo (Arizona State)

Skattebo was one of the most productive and exciting players in college football this past season. He combined a natural feel for the position, smooth running skills, a tough and physical temperament and exceptional contact balance, culminating in well over 2,000 total yards on the season.

There’s not a whole lot to critique about his game, besides his lack of ideal explosiveness and long speed. Otherwise, Skattebo has the look of a potential every-down back in the league or at least the power back in a one-two punch. Could get some second-day looks.

Projection: Round 3/Round 4

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Devin Neal (Kansas)

A fast, agile back with good burst and excellent open-field running skills, Neal functioned as a workhorse for the Jayhawks but might be more of a change-of-pace back at the next level, as he may struggle to grind out tough yardage between the tackles as a pro.

Neal’s snaps were relatively balanced throughout his career (more gap until this past season, then a little bit more zone), but might be better suited to a zone-blocking scheme where he’s able to stretch defenses out and cut upfield when he sees daylight. Probably more of a mid-round option.

Projection: Round 5

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