Fantasy Football Rankings: RBs – 11-20

Devon Achane was one of the most electric running backs in the NFL last year, but he spent lots of time being injured.

Joe Mixon is coming off a mediocre season by his standards, but he lost a bit of work to Chase Brown toward the end of the year.

The Raiders did not block very well for Josh Jacobs last year. There’s a good chance his blocking will be better in 2024, which presents a nice buy-low opportunity.

Rachaad White isn’t the best runner, but he’s an excellent receiver out of the backfield.

James Conner had a strong finish to his 2023 season. He should have a great 2024 with Kyler Murray healthy – for now.

Tyjae Spears was impressive as a rookie while sharing the workload with Derrick Henry. It’s likely that he’ll handle most of the touches himself in 2024.

Austin Ekeler looked cooked last year, but there’s evidence he was playing hurt. Ekeler was electric in Week 1, but was never the same upon returning from his injury. Ekeler could rebound in 2024, but he’s not guaranteed a full-time role.

James Cook became a greater part of the offense when Ken Dorsey was fired. However, it remains to be seen if the Bills will add to their running back stable this offseason.

Najee Harris is considered a first-round bust, yet has rushed for 1,000-plus yards in all three of his NFL seasons. His receptions have decreased every year, however.

The Seahawks used a second-round pick on a running back, but Kenneth Walker maintained a stranglehold on his job. Walker should have another solid season.