Fantasy Football Rankings: RBs – 41-75

Javonte Williams, RB, Cowboys. Bye: 10.

Javonte Williams vanished at times last year. He hasn’t looked the same since he tore his ACL.

Tank Bigsby, RB, Jaguars. Bye: 8.

Tank Bigsby has impressive in training camp thus far, according to reports. By contrast, Travis Etienne has disappointed. Etienne should not be drafted, while Bigsby is a fine late-round choice.

Najee Harris, RB, Chargers. Bye: 12.

Najee Harris suffered a fireworks incident on July 4 weekend and may miss training camp. It’s not clear why Harris, as a grown man, was so fascinated by bright lights and loud sounds, but he could miss action as a result. This could open the door for Omarion Hampton to emerge as the lead back with the Chargers.

Braelon Allen, RB, Jets. Bye: 9.

Braelon Allen is one of the top handcuff options to own. He’ll be an RB2 at the very least if Breece Hall were to get hurt.

Nick Chubb, RB, Texans. Bye: 6.

Nick Chubb tore his ACL and MCL last year, so I had no interest in him in 2024. Chubb could revert to form this upcoming season, but he’ll be stuck behind Joe Mixon in Houston.

Tyler Allgeier, RB, Falcons. Bye: 5.

Tyler Allgeier is a great handcuff to own because he’ll get work even when Bijan Robinson isn’t hurt.

Ray Davis, RB, Bills. Bye: 7.

There isn’t much behind James Cook on Buffalo’s roster, so Ray Davis could take over as the starter in the event of an injury.

Rachaad White, RB, Buccaneers. Bye: 9.

Rachaad White lost his job to Bucky Irving.

Quinshon Judkins, RB, Browns. Bye: 9.

Another Quinshon Judkins update: Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com has reported that the Browns are in no rush to sign Judkins or get him to camp by Friday. Cabot mentioned that the Browns have taken extra steps to address domestic violence over the past two years, so this was already a sensitive issue for them. There’s a chance Judkins won’t play a single snap this year. Jerome Ford and Dylan Sampson stand to benefit, but neither is a great fantasy option.

Rico Dowdle, RB, Panthers. Bye: 14.

Rico Dowdle emerged as the primary ball-callier in Dallas last year. He’ll need an injury to Chuba Hubbard to get a heavy workload.

Kareem Hunt, RB, Chiefs. Bye: 10.

Kareem Hunt did a solid job in relief of the injured Isiah Pacheco last year.

Jordan Mason, RB, Vikings. Bye: 6.

Jordan Mason proved to be a great backup behind Christian McCaffrey. He’s worth owning just in case Aaron Jones gets hurt.

Austin Ekeler, RB, Redskins. Bye: 12.

Austin Ekeler had some nice PPR games in Washington, but he was seldom used as a runner, logging just 77 carries.

Travis Etienne, RB, Jaguars. Bye: 8.

Travis Etienne lost his job to Tank Bigsby last season, but still saw plenty of work in the passing game.

MarShawn Lloyd, RB, Packers. Bye: 5.

MarShawn Lloyd figures to be a solid backup for Josh Jacobs this year.

Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Jaguars. Bye: 8.

Travis Etienne continues to be a massive bust. Bhayshul Tuten should be able to have an opportunity to start at some point.

Blake Corum, RB, Rams. Bye: 8.

Blake Corum is one of the top handcuffs to own.

Will Shipley, RB, Eagles. Bye: 9.

Will Shipley could be in line for a big workload if Saquon Barkley were to get injured.

Justice Hill, RB, Ravens. Bye: 7.

Justice Hill had some solid performances in blowouts last year.

Roschon Johnson, RB, Bears. Bye: 5.

Roschon Johnson was Chicago’s goal-line hammer last year.

Jarquez Hunter, RB, Rams. Bye: 8.

Sean McVay said that Jarquez Hunter was the one player he wanted on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Jaylen Wright, RB, Dolphins. Bye: 12.

Miami traded a third-round pick for Jaylen Wright. The explosive back will be the backup behind De’Von Achane.

Woody Marks, RB, Texans. Bye: 6.

Woody Marks could get a chance for significant playing time with Joe Mixon injured.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt, RB, Giants. Bye: 14.

There have been multiple positive reports on Jacory Crosky-Merritt thus far in training camp, with some beat writers suggesting he could start at some point in 2025.

Trey Benson, RB, Cardinals. Bye: 8.

Trey Benson is a talented back who could have a chance to have a big workload in 2025 if James Conner gets hurt.

Breshard Smith, RB, Chiefs. Bye: 10.

Breshard Smith might have a chance to start for the Chiefs if Isiah Pacheco isn’t recovered.

Jaleel McLaughlin, RB, Broncos. Bye: 12.

Jaleel McLaughlin was the receiving back last year, but R.J. Harvey could steal the workload.

Keaton Mitchell, RB, Ravens. Bye: 7.

Keaton Mitchell can go the distance any time he touches the ball.

Elijah Mitchell, RB, Chiefs. Bye: 10.

Elijah Mitchell will be competing with Kareem Hunt for the backup job behind Isiah Pacheco. He’ll be worth owning if he wins the competition.

Kendre Miller, RB, Saints. Bye: 11.

Kendre Miller had issues staying healthy last year.

Zack Moss, RB, Bengals. Bye: 10.

Zack Moss won’t be the starter in Cincinnati anymore with Chase Brown emerging.

Khalil Herbert, RB, Colts. Bye: 11.

Khalil Herbert is the No. 2 back in Indianapolis. He’s a must-add if Jonathan Taylor gets hurt.

Raheem Mostert, RB, Raiders. Bye: 8.

Raheem Mostert is now 33. He’s fading out of the NFL quickly. He’s not much of an option even if Ashton Jeanty were to get hurt.