Dynasty Half-PPR Superflex RB Rankings

Updated on Fri, 5 Dec 2025

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RK	Player	ADP	Bye	Age	1yr. Proj	3yr. Proj	5yr. Proj	10yr. Proj	DS Analysis	3D Value +


Tier 1
1	Bijan Robinson B Robinson ATL RB1	N/A	5	23.8	276	765	1,231	2,069	Robinson profiled as the best RB prospect since Saquon Barkley. Thickly built and explosive, the Texas product simply never earned a consistent role under HC Arthur Smith. With Smith out of town, Robinson's production exploded to 1,881 total yards and 15 TDs in 2024. He's on track to remain a clear RB1 for the forseeable future	68
5yr. Proj 1231 10yr. Proj 2069 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 23.8 DS Analysis Robinson profiled as the best RB prospect since Saquon Barkley. Thickly built and explosive, the Texas product simply never earned a consistent role under HC Arthur Smith. With Smith out of town, Robinson's production exploded to 1,881 total yards and 15 TDs in 2024. He's on track to remain a clear RB1 for the forseeable future
2	Jahmyr Gibbs J Gibbs DET RB2	N/A	8	23.7	275	756	1,217	2,029	Despite a slow start, Gibbs largely delivered as a rookie RB. He averaged 5.2 YPC and popped in 10 TDs on 182 attempts, adding 52 receptions. His production reached new heights in 2024, and he proved more than capable as a workhorse back following a late-season injury to David Montgomery. Only 23, Gibbs shouldn't slow down any time soon	67
5yr. Proj 1217 10yr. Proj 2029 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 23.7 DS Analysis Despite a slow start, Gibbs largely delivered as a rookie RB. He averaged 5.2 YPC and popped in 10 TDs on 182 attempts, adding 52 receptions. His production reached new heights in 2024, and he proved more than capable as a workhorse back following a late-season injury to David Montgomery. Only 23, Gibbs shouldn't slow down any time soon
Tier 2
3	Jonathan Taylor J Taylor IND RB3	N/A	11	26.8	293	694	1,067	1,749	Ankle issues and a sluggish Colts offense forced a major drop in production in 2022. Injuries and a contract dispute made headlines in 2023, but when healthy, Taylor flashed his high-end talent. Taylor missed three games in 2024 but remained busy on a per game basis (23 touches per). The former Round 2 pick is under contract for two more seasons	57
5yr. Proj 1067 10yr. Proj 1749 ADP N/A Bye 11 Age 26.8 DS Analysis Ankle issues and a sluggish Colts offense forced a major drop in production in 2022. Injuries and a contract dispute made headlines in 2023, but when healthy, Taylor flashed his high-end talent. Taylor missed three games in 2024 but remained busy on a per game basis (23 touches per). The former Round 2 pick is under contract for two more seasons
4	Ashton Jeanty A Jeanty LVR RB4	N/A	8	22	215	653	1,077	1,881	Jeanty went from a 1,900 total yard sophomore season to a 2,700 total yard junior season. He boasts elite contact balance, burst, and receiving ability. Jeanty’s landing spot in Vegas should support some massive workloads over the next few seasons.	56
5yr. Proj 1077 10yr. Proj 1881 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 22 DS Analysis Jeanty went from a 1,900 total yard sophomore season to a 2,700 total yard junior season. He boasts elite contact balance, burst, and receiving ability. Jeanty’s landing spot in Vegas should support some massive workloads over the next few seasons.
5	Omarion Hampton O Hampton LAC RB5	N/A	12	22.7	125	660	1,038	1,765	Hampton has carried the North Carolina offense for two years (including when Drake Maye was the QB). The former four-star recruit tallied two straight years of 1,500+ rushing yards and 15 TDs, and he brings solid receiving potential. A shifty runner who can hit the home run, Hampton showed his athleticism by crushing the Combine with a 4.48 40-yard dash and a 38" vertical. He landed in a dreamy long-term spot with HC Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers. Hampton should work in tandem with Najee Harris this fall -- and then handle a clear lead role in ‘26	54
5yr. Proj 1038 10yr. Proj 1765 ADP N/A Bye 12 Age 22.7 DS Analysis Hampton has carried the North Carolina offense for two years (including when Drake Maye was the QB). The former four-star recruit tallied two straight years of 1,500+ rushing yards and 15 TDs, and he brings solid receiving potential. A shifty runner who can hit the home run, Hampton showed his athleticism by crushing the Combine with a 4.48 40-yard dash and a 38" vertical. He landed in a dreamy long-term spot with HC Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers. Hampton should work in tandem with Najee Harris this fall -- and then handle a clear lead role in ‘26

Tier 3
6	De'Von Achane D Achane MIA RB6	N/A	12	24.1	271	648	1,000	1,598	Achane's rushing efficiency hit a snag in year two. But his receiving work went through the roof: 78 catches, 592 yards, and 6 TDs. Another RB1 season is in play for 2025, although we'll see if Miami looks to work in more of second-year RB Jaylen Wright	51
5yr. Proj 1000 10yr. Proj 1598 ADP N/A Bye 12 Age 24.1 DS Analysis Achane's rushing efficiency hit a snag in year two. But his receiving work went through the roof: 78 catches, 592 yards, and 6 TDs. Another RB1 season is in play for 2025, although we'll see if Miami looks to work in more of second-year RB Jaylen Wright

Tier 4
7	Quinshon Judkins Q Judkins CLE RB7	N/A	9	22.1	177	562	882	1,493	Judkins has a chance to become an immediate three-down back. He answered questions about his athleticism with a 4.48 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine and tied for second among RBs with a 1.52 10-yard split. We’ll see how he works alongside Round 4 RB Dylan Sampson	42
5yr. Proj 882 10yr. Proj 1493 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 22.1 DS Analysis Judkins has a chance to become an immediate three-down back. He answered questions about his athleticism with a 4.48 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine and tied for second among RBs with a 1.52 10-yard split. We’ll see how he works alongside Round 4 RB Dylan Sampson
8	Bucky Irving B Irving TB RB8	N/A	9	23.3	137	529	846	1,436	Irving performed as one of the most elusive RBs in the 2024 class. From 2022 to 2023, he forced a missed tackle every 2.5 carries – a terrific mark. That elusiveness translated to the pros right away, as he tallied 5.4 yards per carry and 1,513 total yards. He's locked up lead back work for 2025	40
5yr. Proj 846 10yr. Proj 1436 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 23.3 DS Analysis Irving performed as one of the most elusive RBs in the 2024 class. From 2022 to 2023, he forced a missed tackle every 2.5 carries – a terrific mark. That elusiveness translated to the pros right away, as he tallied 5.4 yards per carry and 1,513 total yards. He's locked up lead back work for 2025
9	Breece Hall B Hall NYJ RB9	N/A	9	24.5	214	544	849	1,357	The 36th overall pick, Hall looked to be on his way to an excellent rookie year. Then came an ACL tear in Week 7. Only 22, the Iowa State product returned for Week 1, 2023, proving both durable and effective in a tough situation. A largely ineffective Aaron Rodgers limited Hall this past fall, while the RB also battled through a knee injury. 2025 turns up a contract year as he competes with Braelon Allen for carries	39
5yr. Proj 849 10yr. Proj 1357 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 24.5 DS Analysis The 36th overall pick, Hall looked to be on his way to an excellent rookie year. Then came an ACL tear in Week 7. Only 22, the Iowa State product returned for Week 1, 2023, proving both durable and effective in a tough situation. A largely ineffective Aaron Rodgers limited Hall this past fall, while the RB also battled through a knee injury. 2025 turns up a contract year as he competes with Braelon Allen for carries

Tier 5
10	Saquon Barkley S Barkley PHI RB10	N/A	9	28.8	253	531	802	1,295	Barkley hit as our 2022 Comeback Pick. 2023 turned up an ugly QB situation and poor efficiency on strong volume. Barkley expressed interest in returning to New York but ultimately joined a superior environment in Philly. From there, he enjoyed a historic 2024 with 2,005 yards and 15 total TDs. Another 1-2 seasons of top-end RB1 production are reasonable	37
5yr. Proj 802 10yr. Proj 1295 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 28.8 DS Analysis Barkley hit as our 2022 Comeback Pick. 2023 turned up an ugly QB situation and poor efficiency on strong volume. Barkley expressed interest in returning to New York but ultimately joined a superior environment in Philly. From there, he enjoyed a historic 2024 with 2,005 yards and 15 total TDs. Another 1-2 seasons of top-end RB1 production are reasonable
11	Josh Jacobs J Jacobs GB RB11	N/A	5	27.8	240	536	800	1,263	The Raiders declined Jacobs’ 5th-year option in 2022, then watched him enjoy his most productive year as a pro. He took a step back in 2023 while playing under the franchise tag, but he was utilized heavily under interim HC Antonio Pierce. He inked a 4-year deal with Green Bay, where his efficiency ticked up and a career-high 16 TDs surfaced in the fall. At 27, another 1-2 years of RB1 production is realistic	37
5yr. Proj 800 10yr. Proj 1263 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 27.8 DS Analysis The Raiders declined Jacobs’ 5th-year option in 2022, then watched him enjoy his most productive year as a pro. He took a step back in 2023 while playing under the franchise tag, but he was utilized heavily under interim HC Antonio Pierce. He inked a 4-year deal with Green Bay, where his efficiency ticked up and a career-high 16 TDs surfaced in the fall. At 27, another 1-2 years of RB1 production is realistic
12	TreVeyon Henderson T Henderson NE RB12	N/A	14	23.1	175	509	804	1,328	Henderson was highly recruited and is insanely explosive when given space. He also shows elite receiving ability but doesn't regularly break through contact. He ran as expected at the Combine with a 4.43 40-yard dash and tied for second among RBs with a 1.52 10-yard split. Henderson projects as an upside PPR back and should eventually see the lion’s share of the rushing work in New England	36
5yr. Proj 804 10yr. Proj 1328 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 23.1 DS Analysis Henderson was highly recruited and is insanely explosive when given space. He also shows elite receiving ability but doesn't regularly break through contact. He ran as expected at the Combine with a 4.43 40-yard dash and tied for second among RBs with a 1.52 10-yard split. Henderson projects as an upside PPR back and should eventually see the lion’s share of the rushing work in New England
13	James Cook J Cook BUF RB13	N/A	7	26.2	254	524	754	1,111	Cook was a fantasy non-factor for most of his rookie season. When given chances, though, he showcased the burst that made him the RB2 in the 2022 draft. That trait truly surfaced in 2023, especially late as Buffalo fired OC Ken Dorsey and elevated QB coach Joe Brady. Then, at 25, Cook erupted for a massive 18 total TDs in 16 games. The TDs will certainly go down as a career-high. But as long as he sticks with Josh Allen long-term, his lead back role will remain highly desirable	34
5yr. Proj 754 10yr. Proj 1111 ADP N/A Bye 7 Age 26.2 DS Analysis Cook was a fantasy non-factor for most of his rookie season. When given chances, though, he showcased the burst that made him the RB2 in the 2022 draft. That trait truly surfaced in 2023, especially late as Buffalo fired OC Ken Dorsey and elevated QB coach Joe Brady. Then, at 25, Cook erupted for a massive 18 total TDs in 16 games. The TDs will certainly go down as a career-high. But as long as he sticks with Josh Allen long-term, his lead back role will remain highly desirable
14	Christian McCaffrey C McCaffrey SF RB14	N/A	14	29.4	302	513	738	1,181	CMC was excellent in 2023, finishing as the clear-cut RB1. Then came a nightmare 2024 that included multiple lower-body injuries (and only 50 total carries). He'll be a rebound candidate in 2025 -- but durability concerns figure to remain for the 29-year-old	33
5yr. Proj 738 10yr. Proj 1181 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 29.4 DS Analysis CMC was excellent in 2023, finishing as the clear-cut RB1. Then came a nightmare 2024 that included multiple lower-body injuries (and only 50 total carries). He'll be a rebound candidate in 2025 -- but durability concerns figure to remain for the 29-year-old

Tier 6
15	Kyren Williams K Williams LAR RB15	N/A	8	25.3	220	432	668	1,146	Williams further solidified himself as a top RB in 2024, logging 1,481 scrimmage yards and 16 TDs. L.A. spent a Round 3 pick on Blake Corum, but he was lightly used throughout the season. Williams signed a new deal locking him in with the Rams long-term.	27
5yr. Proj 668 10yr. Proj 1146 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 25.3 DS Analysis Williams further solidified himself as a top RB in 2024, logging 1,481 scrimmage yards and 16 TDs. L.A. spent a Round 3 pick on Blake Corum, but he was lightly used throughout the season. Williams signed a new deal locking him in with the Rams long-term.
16	Cameron Skattebo C Skattebo NYG RB16	N/A	14	23.8	75	424	664	1,072	Skattebo will get plenty of hype as a hard-nosed runner with 1,711 rushing yards in 2024. Arizona State utilized him in the passing game plenty, but he doesn’t present top-notch athleticism. Skattebo did show his explosion at the NFL Combine with a 39.5" vertical. While his Round 4 draft capital isn’t ideal, Skattebo landed in a fine spot for opportunity	23
5yr. Proj 664 10yr. Proj 1072 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 23.8 DS Analysis Skattebo will get plenty of hype as a hard-nosed runner with 1,711 rushing yards in 2024. Arizona State utilized him in the passing game plenty, but he doesn’t present top-notch athleticism. Skattebo did show his explosion at the NFL Combine with a 39.5" vertical. While his Round 4 draft capital isn’t ideal, Skattebo landed in a fine spot for opportunity

Tier 7
17	Derrick Henry D Henry BAL RB17	N/A	7	31.9	251	394	518	843	Even at 31, Henry put together a masterful 2024 (325-1,921-16). He's now hit 325 carries in two of the past three seasons, but the former Titan has shown no signs of slowing down. Henry signed a two-year contract extension in May	20
5yr. Proj 518 10yr. Proj 843 ADP N/A Bye 7 Age 31.9 DS Analysis Even at 31, Henry put together a masterful 2024 (325-1,921-16). He's now hit 325 carries in two of the past three seasons, but the former Titan has shown no signs of slowing down. Henry signed a two-year contract extension in May

18	RJ Harvey R Harvey DEN RB18	N/A	12	24.8	151	390	555	710	Harvey was a surprise second round pick, but two straight years of 1,400 rushing yards and good receiving skills could make him the “Alvin Kamara” of Sean Payton’s offense. He likely won’t immediately be a three-down back, but there is long term upside to get there for a Broncos team that likes to run	19
5yr. Proj 555 10yr. Proj 710 ADP N/A Bye 12 Age 24.8 DS Analysis Harvey was a surprise second round pick, but two straight years of 1,400 rushing yards and good receiving skills could make him the “Alvin Kamara” of Sean Payton’s offense. He likely won’t immediately be a three-down back, but there is long term upside to get there for a Broncos team that likes to run
19	Javonte Williams J Williams DAL RB19	N/A	10	25.6	224	374	534	682	Williams entered 2022 with enormous expectations. But only four games in, he suffered an ACL/LCL tear in his right knee. He was rarely unleashed in Year 3 under HC Sean Payton. An inconsistent role remained a theme this past fall. At 25, he landed in a solid spot with Dallas in the early stages of free agency.	18
5yr. Proj 534 10yr. Proj 682 ADP N/A Bye 10 Age 25.6 DS Analysis Williams entered 2022 with enormous expectations. But only four games in, he suffered an ACL/LCL tear in his right knee. He was rarely unleashed in Year 3 under HC Sean Payton. An inconsistent role remained a theme this past fall. At 25, he landed in a solid spot with Dallas in the early stages of free agency.
20	Chase Brown C Brown CIN RB20	N/A	10	25.7	211	389	511	679	Well-built at ~5’9, 209 pounds, Brown produced a monster 328-1,643-10 rushing line at Illinois in 2022. He then blew up the NFL Combine with a 4.43 forty, a 40-inch vertical, and a 127-inch broad jump. After a quiet rookie year, Brown showed he belongs as a big piece of Cincy's backfield.	18
5yr. Proj 511 10yr. Proj 679 ADP N/A Bye 10 Age 25.7 DS Analysis Well-built at ~5’9, 209 pounds, Brown produced a monster 328-1,643-10 rushing line at Illinois in 2022. He then blew up the NFL Combine with a 4.43 forty, a 40-inch vertical, and a 127-inch broad jump. After a quiet rookie year, Brown showed he belongs as a big piece of Cincy's backfield.
21	Bhayshul Tuten B Tuten JAC RB21	N/A	8	23.8	102	332	515	892	Tuten carried the Virginia Tech offense for two years after transferring from North Carolina A&T. He has excellent speed and vision and is also a top-notch returner. Though Tuten's short-area quickness leaves a lot to be desired, he flashed receiving upside as a sophomore. He posted elite numbers at the NFL Combine as the fastest RB in the 40-yard dash, running a 4.32. He also had the best Vertical (40.5"). Tuten could earn lead-back status by late 2025	18
5yr. Proj 515 10yr. Proj 892 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 23.8 DS Analysis Tuten carried the Virginia Tech offense for two years after transferring from North Carolina A&T. He has excellent speed and vision and is also a top-notch returner. Though Tuten's short-area quickness leaves a lot to be desired, he flashed receiving upside as a sophomore. He posted elite numbers at the NFL Combine as the fastest RB in the 40-yard dash, running a 4.32. He also had the best Vertical (40.5"). Tuten could earn lead-back status by late 2025
22	Woody Marks W Marks HOU RB22	N/A	6	24.9	150	333	516	873	Marks is the perfect receiving back in the NFL with over 1,400 career receiving yards from the RB position. He is an average athlete, but ran a ton of routes at both Mississippi State and USC. He could develop into a deep-league PPR option – and the Joe Mixon handcuff – as early as 2025.	18
5yr. Proj 516 10yr. Proj 873 ADP N/A Bye 6 Age 24.9 DS Analysis Marks is the perfect receiving back in the NFL with over 1,400 career receiving yards from the RB position. He is an average athlete, but ran a ton of routes at both Mississippi State and USC. He could develop into a deep-league PPR option – and the Joe Mixon handcuff – as early as 2025.
23	Trey Benson T Benson ARI RB23	N/A	8	23.3	79	310	522	880	Benson’s college career started ominously with a multi-ligament knee tear at Oregon (2020). Transferring to Florida State in 2022, the 6’0, 216-pounder showcased an ideal blend of power and speed. That carried over to the Combine, where he posted an elite 9.78 Relative Athletic Score. He entered the league with plenty of tread on his tires after tallying 156 and 154 carries over his final two college seasons, but a healthy James Conner limited the rookie’s impact. Arizona signed Conner to an extension in 2024, muddying Benson’s short-term outlook	17
5yr. Proj 522 10yr. Proj 880 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 23.3 DS Analysis Benson’s college career started ominously with a multi-ligament knee tear at Oregon (2020). Transferring to Florida State in 2022, the 6’0, 216-pounder showcased an ideal blend of power and speed. That carried over to the Combine, where he posted an elite 9.78 Relative Athletic Score. He entered the league with plenty of tread on his tires after tallying 156 and 154 carries over his final two college seasons, but a healthy James Conner limited the rookie’s impact. Arizona signed Conner to an extension in 2024, muddying Benson’s short-term outlook
Tier 8
24	Kenneth Walker III K Walker III SEA RB24	N/A	8	25.1	181	357	509	650	Injuries limited Walker to a career-low 11 games in 2024. He flashed a high ceiling when healthy but ultimately managed just 3.7 YPC. We'll see how he's utilized under new OC Klint Kubiak	16
5yr. Proj 509 10yr. Proj 650 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 25.1 DS Analysis Injuries limited Walker to a career-low 11 games in 2024. He flashed a high ceiling when healthy but ultimately managed just 3.7 YPC. We'll see how he's utilized under new OC Klint Kubiak
25	Kyle Monangai K Monangai CHI RB25	N/A	5	23.7	118	301	476	854	Monangai has two straight 1,200+ rushing yard seasons for a Rutgers offense that worked through him. Tough runner with a low pad level who can work well through contact. Has also flashed on some outside runs. Solid NFL back-up whose best football may still be in front of him.	16
5yr. Proj 476 10yr. Proj 854 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 23.7 DS Analysis Monangai has two straight 1,200+ rushing yard seasons for a Rutgers offense that worked through him. Tough runner with a low pad level who can work well through contact. Has also flashed on some outside runs. Solid NFL back-up whose best football may still be in front of him.

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