Fantasy Football Rankings: RBs – 21-40

Javonte Williams had a down year in 2023 because he was coming off a torn ACL. He’ll be 100 percent heading into 2024.

Tony Pollard was a big disappointment last year, as huge numbers were expected in the wake of Ezekiel Elliott’s departure. Pollard wasn’t 100 percent coming off a broken leg, so it’s reasonable to expect improvement in 2024.

Alvin Kamara turns 29 this summer, so he’s getting up there in age. It’s fair to worry about his durability and overall effectiveness, especially in non-PPR leagues.

Brian Robinson saw his receptions total rise last year, and it could continue to do so if Antonio Gibson leaves via free agency.

Derrick Henry is unlikely to return to Tennessee next year. He’s likely to be part of some rotation.

Raheem Mostert is coming off his first 1,000-yard season and will continue to have many opportunities. However, he’s now 32, so there could be some regression, especially in the touchdown department.

David Montgomery was Detroit’s lead back last year, but that’s bound to change soon with Jahmyr Gbbs having more experience.

Ty Chandler replaced the pedestrian Alexander Mattison and was much better.

D’Andre Swift somehow didn’t miss any time last year with injuries. He was able to rush for more than 1,000 yards as a result. He probably won’t be so lucky in 2024.

Jaylen Warren had a huge receiving season in 2023, catching 61 balls. He’ll be a solid option if Najee Harris were to get hurt.

Rhamondre Stevenson saw his yards-per-carry average plummet last year, and he also missed the final five games with an ankle injury. With Bill Belichick gone, there’s no telling what will happen to Stevenson.

Ezekiel Elliott had some nice performances for the Patriots down the stretch, but he’ll be a backup once again next year.

Zamir White looked good down the stretch when Josh Jacobs was injured. He might be the Raiders’ starting running back in 2024.

Nick Chubb tore his ACL and MCL last year, so I’ll have no interest in him in 2024. We’ll re-visit this situation in 2025.

JK Dobbins is coming off a torn Achilles. He should be 100 percent to start 2024, but his injury history is a huge concern.

Devin Singletary shockingly took over for Dameon Pierce last season. Singletary was impressive, but the Texans may find some competition.

Khalil Herbert had some nice performances late in the year, so perhaps he has convinced the coaching staff that he should be the starting running back next year.

Chuba Hubbard stole the starting running back job from Miles Sanders last year. He’ll be a fine flex option unless the Panthers find someone else.

With Tony Pollard entering free agency, there’s an outside chance that Rico Dowdle could start at running back for Dallas next year.

Blake Corum is the favorite to be the first running back chosen in the draft, but he’s not an elite prospect.