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Top Dynasty Rookie Running Backs (2025 Fantasy Football)

The NFL offseason is upon us. While others (myself included) debate on 2025 way-too-early fantasy football rankings, 2025 NFL free agency and NFL team needs through the draft and veteran markets, let’s take a look ahead to the 2025 NFL draft and what it has to offer in terms of dynasty fantasy football talent.

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Top Dynasty 2025 Rookie Running Backs

Let’s dig into the top incoming rookie running backs for dynasty fantasy football leagues in 2025 to get familiar with the top names we will be overly obsessing about over the next three months.

This is hardly the final locked-and-loaded list (more names will be added as we trudge along) but more of an introduction to the uber-talented 2025 running back class for those (like myself) who have been buried in the NFL since July.

Note that I will be referring to a player’s dominator rating at length in this piece.

For those who are new or unfamiliar with the terminology, dominator rating considers both rushing and receiving yards for the running back position. It’s critical to target running backs with upside in the passing game, especially in our PPR-happy fantasy leagues.

In layman’s terms, dominator rating is just a way of capturing how productive a player was in their offense in a way to even the playing field when comparing running back prospects. If you are interested in comparing this year’s class to prospects from the last two seasons, check out the table at the bottom featuring 2021-2024 class dominator ratings. The 2025 ratings will be added later in the offseason.

Ashton Jeanty (RB – Boise State)

Age: 21 | Height/Weight: 5-foot-9/215 pounds | Class: Junior | Career Dominator Rating: 32% | 2024 Dominator Rating: 43%

Freshman Year (2022) – Immediate Impact

  • Played as a true freshman, quickly earning a role in the Broncos’ offense.
  • Logged 196 snaps, carrying the ball 156 times for 821 yards — 5.3 yards per attempt (YPA) — and seven touchdowns while adding to the passing game.

Sophomore Year (2023) – Dual-Threat Emergence

  • Took on a larger workload with 217 carries, rushing for 1,344 yards (6.2 YPA) and 14 touchdowns.
  • Showcased major growth in the passing game, finishing second on the team in receiving yards, making him one of the most versatile backs in the country.

Junior Year (2024) – Dominant Heisman Contender

  • Breakout season, posting a 43% dominator rating while rushing for an eye-popping 2,595 yards (6.9 YPA) and 29 touchdowns.
  • Led Boise State’s offense, carrying the ball 375 times over 416 snaps, a true workhorse back.
  • His dominant campaign earned him runner-up for the Heisman Trophy, cementing his place as one of the top backs in college football.

Career Summary

  • Over three seasons, Jeanty rushed for 4,760 yards on 748 carries (6.4 YPA) with 50 touchdowns.
  • Just 10 fumbles on 748 carries (1.3% rate)
  • Displayed steady year-over-year growth, particularly excelling as a receiver in his second season.
  • His dominance as a junior, both statistically and in awards recognition, puts him in an elite company heading into the 2025 NFL Draft.
  • The only knock is that he played in the Mountain West, so he was not facing top-tier defenses weekly.
  • According to Football Insights, Jeanty finished his collegiate career with the highest missed tackle forced per touch rate (39%).
  • Jeanty’s best season dominator rating (43%) is in the 94th percentile among running backs drafted since 2021. His career dominator rating ranks inside the top five. His yards per play (3.4) mark is also elite.
  • He played under former NFL head coach Dirk Koetter in his last year at Boise State. Koetter has coaching ties to Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn.
  • My NFL player comp for Jeanty is DeAngelo Williams.

Kaleb Johnson (RB – Iowa)

Age at Draft: 21 | Height/Weight: 6-feet/225 pounds | Career Dominator Rating: 33% | 2024 Dominator Rating: 48%

Freshman Year (2022) – Immediate Impact

  • Led the team in rushing as a true freshman, carrying the ball 151 times for 777 yards (5.1 YPA) and six touchdowns.
  • Limited impact as a receiver (four catches for 27 yards), primarily used as a downhill runner/hammer.

Sophomore Year (2023) – Injury-Plagued Season

  • Missed three games due to an ankle injury, limiting his production.
  • Still managed 117 carries for 463 yards (4.0 YPA) and three touchdowns on 126 snaps.
  • Slight improvement in the passing game (three catches for 25 yards) but remained mostly a between-the-tackles runner.

Junior Year (2024) – Breakout Dominance

  • One of the most dominant running backs in college football, posting a 48% dominator rating (96th percentile).
  • Rushed for a career-high 1,535 yards (6.4 YPA) and 21 touchdowns on 240 carries.
  • Suspended for the first half of the season opener but still rushed for 119 yards and two touchdowns in the second half, proving his elite talent.
  • Expanded his receiving role, catching 22 passes for 190 yards and two touchdowns, adding another dimension to his game.
  • Showed elite efficiency and durability, logging 262 snaps as the focal point of Iowa’s offense.

Career Summary

  • 2,775 rushing yards on 508 carries (5.5 YPA) with 30 touchdowns over three seasons.
  • Twenty-nine receptions for 242 yards — 8.3 yards per reception (YPR) — and two touchdowns, with his receiving role peaking in 2024.
  • Career 33% dominator rating, proving he was a workhorse-caliber back. Second-highest dominator rating among running backs since 2021.
  • Averaged 3.35 yards per play (elite mark), highlighted by his 3.83 yards per play during his junior season (highest among the top-five consensus rookie backs).
  • Overcame adversity, bouncing back from injuries and suspension to deliver an elite final season.
  • The Iowa running back is a physical specimen. Before his sophomore season, Iowa football strength coach Raimond Braithwaite said via the Athletic, “He was touched by God, so to speak, from a physical standpoint, and he looks like a Greek god. A statue.”
  • Johnson patterns his game after Derrick Henry, and it sticks out when you watch him on tape. You can’t compare any running back on planet Earth to King Henry (alien status) but the running style is so similar.
  • Johnson’s breakout season in 2024 was under offensive coordinator Tim Lester. Lester spent the 2023 season as a senior analyst for the Green Bay Packers. He is a former college football team-mate of Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur.

Quinshon Judkins (RB Ohio State)

Age at Draft: 21 | Height/Weight: 6-feet/219 pounds | Career Dominator Rating: 25% | 2024 Dominator Rating: 20%

Freshman Year (2022) – Breakout Star & SEC Freshman of the Year

  • Led Ole Miss in rushing as an 18-year-old true freshman, earning SEC Freshman of the Year honors.
  • Won the starting running back job over TCU transfer Zach Evans, a future NFL sixth-round pick, despite having two fewer years of experience.
  • Rushed for 1,567 yards on 275 carries (5.7 YPA) and 16 touchdowns, dominating SEC competition.
  • Had a modest role as a receiver, recording 15 receptions for 132 yards and one touchdown.
  • His 28% dominator rating marked the most dominant season of his career.

Sophomore Year (2023) – Consistent Production

  • Followed up with another strong season for the Rebels, rushing for 1,158 yards on 241 carries (4.8 YPA) and 15 touchdowns.
  • Slight increase in his receiving involvement, catching 22 passes for 149 yards and two touchdowns.
  • Posted a 26% dominator rating, proving his workhorse ability for the second straight year.
  • Established himself as one of the top running backs in the country heading into the transfer portal.

Junior Year (2024) – National Champion with Ohio State

  • Transferred to Ohio State, stepping into a loaded backfield alongside incumbent TreVeyon Henderson.
  • Still led the team in rushing, posting 1,060 yards on 193 carries (5.5 YPA) with 14 touchdowns
  • Split touches with Henderson, leading to a lower 20% dominator rating but proving his adaptability in a committee with fresh legs.
  • Helped Ohio State win a National Championship, solidifying his legacy as a high-impact rusher at two major programs.
  • In the National Championship against Notre Dame, Judkins scored three touchdowns and posted over 120 yards from scrimmage.

Career Summary

  • Recorded 3,786 rushing yards on 739 carries (5.1 YPA) with 45 touchdowns and three fumbles over three seasons.
  • Fifty-nine receptions for 442 yards (7.5 YPR) and five receiving scores, steadily improving as a pass-catcher.
  • Career-high 28% dominator rating as a freshman, followed by 26% as a sophomore and 20% at Ohio State.
  • National Champion (2024) and SEC Freshman of the Year (2022).
  • Excelled as both a bell-cow back (Ole Miss) and in a committee (Ohio State), proving versatility and durability.
  • He finished his three-year career at OSU/Ole Miss with 4,227 yards from scrimmage and 50 touchdowns.
  • Judkins doesn’t have long breakaway speed that Henderson has, but he more than makes up for it with his vision, burst to the hole and a strong finish to his carries.
  • Player comps for Judkins: Stevan Ridley, Cam Akers, Isiah Pacheco

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Omarion Hampton (RB – North Carolina)

Age: 22 | Height/Weight: 6-foot-1/220 pounds| Class: Junior | Career Dominator Rating: 24% | 2024 Dominator Rating: 38%

Freshman Year (2022) – Early Contributor

  • Played immediately as a true freshman, earning 89 carries for 403 yards (4.5 YPA) and seven touchdowns despite a limited role.
  • Showed promise with a high touchdown rate, but his workload was capped with just 105 snaps as he split work with Elijah Green. Quarterback Drake Maye led the team in rushing yards in his freshman season.
  • Minimal impact in the passing game.

Sophomore Year (2023) – Breakout Season

  • Exploded in his second year, taking over the Tar Heels’ backfield with 254 carries for 1,500 yards (5.9 YPA) and 15 touchdowns.
  • Became a true workhorse, logging 305 snaps, and handling over 72% of the team’s running back carries.
  • Made strides as a receiver, catching 29 out of 32 targets for 222 yards and a touchdown, showcasing all-purpose ability.

Junior Year (2024) – Dominant Final Season

  • Took his game to an elite level, posting a 38% dominator rating while rushing for 1,660 yards (5.9 YPA) and 15 touchdowns.
  • Showed improved efficiency and durability, handling 281 carries on 309 snaps.
  • Further expanded his receiving role, recording 43 receptions for 373 yards and two touchdowns, proving he can be a three-down weapon.
  • Limited fumbling issues with just one fumble all season despite a massive workload. He had five fumbles entering his final season at UNC.

Career Summary

  • Put up 3,563 rushing yards on 624 carries (5.7 YPA) with 37 touchdowns over three seasons.
  • Seventy-two receptions for 631 yards (8.8 YPR) and three receiving touchdowns, showing steady receiving development.
  • Career 24% dominator rating (70th percentile), proving he was a consistent offensive centerpiece for North Carolina in the last two seasons.
  • Junior year peak: Over 2,000 total yards, 17 touchdowns and a 38% dominator rating (85th percentile) — one of the most productive ball-carriers in the nation.
  • Hampton’s 2.7 career yards per play does leave a little to be desired.
  • Hampton played under long-time NFL and college football coach Freddie Kitchens from 2023-2024 at UNC. Kitchens seems to be regarded well by former New England Patriots brass, given he was promoted to offensive coordinator after Bill Belichick took the head coaching job.
  • My NFL player comps for Hampton are Ryan Mathews and Zach Charbonnet.

TreVeyon Henderson (RB – Ohio State)

Age at Draft: 22 | Height/Weight: 5-foot-10/208 pounds | Career Dominator Rating: 18% | 2024 Dominator Rating: 17%

Freshman Year (2021) – Superstar Debut

  • Led Ohio State’s backfield as an 18-year-old true freshman, immediately establishing himself as a game-changer.
  • Rushed for 1,248 yards on 183 carries (6.8 YPA) and 15 touchdowns, leading the Buckeyes in rushing.
  • Impacted the passing game with 27 receptions for 312 yards and four receiving touchdowns, rounding out a 19-touchdown season.
  • Earned a 24% dominator rating, proving to be one of the most valuable backs in the country.

Sophomore Year (2022) – Injury-Plagued Season

  • Played through a broken foot and torn ligaments in his left foot for most of the season, significantly hampering his production.
  • Despite the injury, still managed 576 yards on 106 carries (5.4 YPA) and six total touchdowns.
  • Limited as a receiver, catching just four passes for 28 yards and a touchdown.
  • Played only 124 snaps, a sharp drop from his freshman season.

Junior Year (2023) – Strong Comeback, But Limited Availability

  • Missed three games due to a knee injury, playing in just 10 out of 13 games.
  • When healthy, showed elite efficiency, rushing for 925 yards on 156 carries (5.9 YPA) and 11 touchdowns.
  • Re-established himself as an effective receiver, recording 19 catches for 229 yards.
  • Posted a 23% dominator rating, proving his ability to be a top-tier weapon when on the field.

Senior Year (2024) – Resilient Finish & Efficiency Leader

  • Shared the backfield with running back Quinshon Judkins, who transferred from Ole Miss, yet still put together a 1,010-yard season on just 145 carries (7.0 YPA) with 10 touchdowns.
  • Despite a reduced workload, he was the more efficient runner, finishing second in his draft class in YPA (7.0) during the 2024 collegiate season.
  • Maintained a strong role in the passing game, hauling in 26 catches for 281 yards and a touchdown.
  • Played 189 snaps, showing durability while handling a split workload.

Career Summary

  • Finished with 3,759 rushing yards on 590 carries (6.4 YPA) and 42 touchdowns over four seasons.
  • Seventy-six receptions for 850 yards (11.2 YPR) and six receiving scores, proving long-term value as a pass-catcher.
  • Battled multiple injuries (foot, knee) but remained a highly efficient back throughout his career.
  • Capped off his college career with a dominant efficiency season, outperforming a strong backfield mate.
  • His 18% career dominator rating isn’t great, but injuries and backfield competition provide much-needed context behind the raw numbers.
  • Great long speed, explosive with strong chops in the receiving game.
  • Player comps: Tony Pollard, Jaylen Wright

Single Season Dominator Ratings (2021-2024 Draft Classes)

Top Dynasty Rookie Running Backs (2025 Fantasy Football) | FantasyPros
Rank Player Final Season Dominator Rating Best Season (Year) Best Season Dominator Rating Class
1 Mohamed Ibrahim 39% 2020 50% 2023
2 Cody Schrader 30% 2021 49% 2024
3 Deuce Vaughn 28% 2021 46% 2023
4 Kevin Harris 14% 2020 45% 2022
5 Jaret Patterson 43% 2020 43% 2021
6 Larry Rountree III 42% 2020 42% 2021
7 Chuba Hubbard 30% 2019 40% 2021
8 Breece Hall 40% 2021 40% 2022
9 Ray Davis 40% 2023 40% 2024
10 Chase Brown 39% 2022 39% 2023
11 Israel Abanikanda 39% 2022 39% 2023
12 Sean Tucker 30% 2021 38% 2023
13 D’Vonte Price 18% 2020 38% 2022
14 Bijan Robinson 37% 2022 37% 2023
15 Tyler Allgeier 36% 2021 36% 2022
16 Frank Gore Jr. 36% 2023 36% 2024
17 DeWayne McBride 35% 2022 35% 2023
18 Dylan Laube 32% 2023 35% 2024
19 Kenneth Walker III 34% 2021 34% 2022
20 Devon Achane 33% 2022 33% 2023
21 Chris Rodriguez 21% 2020 33% 2023
22 Blake Corum 33% 2023 33% 2024
23 Najee Harris 32% 2020 32% 2021
24 Spencer Brown 32% 2020 32% 2021
25 Pooka Williams Jr. 25% 2018 32% 2021
26 Rachaad White 31% 2021 31% 2022
27 Tyjae Spears 31% 2022 31% 2023
28 Kimani Vidal 31% 2023 31% 2024
29 Demetric Felton 30% 2020 30% 2021
30 Javian Hawkins 30% 2020 30% 2021
31 Kyren Williams 30% 2021 30% 2022
32 Sincere McCormick 26% 2019 30% 2022
33 Travis Dye 14% 2021 30% 2023
34 Javonte Williams 29% 2020 29% 2021
35 Jermar Jefferson 29% 2018 29% 2021
36 Braelon Allen 28% 2023 29% 2024
37 Pierre Strong Jr. 28% 2021 28% 2022
38 Hassan Haskins 28% 2021 28% 2022
39 Keaton Mitchell 28% 2022 28% 2023
40 Tyler Goodson 27% 2020 28% 2022
41 Audric Estime 28% 2023 28% 2024
42 Khalil Herbert 27% 2020 27% 2021
43 Kenneth Gainwell 27% 2019 27% 2021
44 Jerome Ford 27% 2021 27% 2022
45 Tank Bigsby 27% 2022 27% 2023
46 Isaiah Davis 27% 2023 27% 2024
47 Jonathon Brooks 27% 2023 27% 2024
48 Travis Etienne 25% 2019 26% 2021
49 Eric Gray 23% 2020 26% 2023
50 Elijah Mitchell 21% 2018 26% 2021
51 Kylin Hill 16% 2019 26% 2021
52 Tavion Thomas 11% 2021 26% 2023
53 Will Shipley 18% 2022 26% 2024
54 Rhamondre Stevenson 25% 2020 25% 2021
55 Abram Smith 25% 2021 25% 2022
56 Zach Charbonnet 24% 2021 25% 2023
57 Isaiah Spiller 22% 2020 25% 2022
58 Zamir White 24% 2020 24% 2021
59 Zamir White 15% 2020 24% 2022
60 Jawhar Jordan 24% 2023 24% 2024
61 Kendre Miller 23% 2022 23% 2023
62 Jahmyr Gibbs 19% 2021 23% 2023
63 Trey Benson 23% 2023 23% 2024
64 Michael Wiley 13% 2021 23% 2024
65 Brian Robinson Jr. 22% 2021 22% 2022
66 Dameon Pierce 22% 2021 22% 2022
67 Dillon Johnson 22% 2023 22% 2024
68 Michael Carter 21% 2020 21% 2021
69 Zonovan Knight 13% 2020 21% 2022
70 Bucky Irving 19% 2023 19% 2024
71 Snoop Conner 18% 2021 18% 2022
72 MarShawn Lloyd 15% 2022 18% 2024
73 Trey Sermon 17% 2020 17% 2021
74 Zach Evans 17% 2022 17% 2023
75 Kenny McIntosh 17% 2022 17% 2023
76 Jerrion Ealy 14% 2020 17% 2022
77 Daijun Edwards 17% 2023 17% 2024
78 James Cook 16% 2021 16% 2022
79 Kendall Milton 16% 2023 16% 2024
80 Jase McClellan 16% 2023 16% 2024
81 Miyan Williams 5% 2022 16% 2024
82 Roschon Johnson 12% 2019 14% 2023
83 Jaylen Wright 14% 2023 14% 2024
84 T.J. Pledger 11% 2021 11% 2022

Career Dominator Ratings (2021-2024 Draft Classes)

Rank Player Class School Career Dominator Rating Class
1 Deuce Vaughn Junior Kansas State 35% 2023
2 Breece Hall Junior Iowa State 33% 2022
3 Jaret Patterson Junior Buffalo 33% 2021
4 Sean Tucker Junior Syracuse 32% 2023
5 Mohamed Ibrahim Graduate Minnesota 31% 2023
6 Rachaad White Senior Arizona State 31% 2022
7 Cody Schrader Senior Missouri 30% 2024
8 Braelon Allen Junior Wisconsin 28% 2024
9 Tyler Allgeier Junior BYU 28% 2022
10 Sincere McCormick Junior UTSA 28% 2022
11 Frank Gore Jr. Senior South Misssippi 27% 2024
12 Bijan Robinson Junior Texas 27% 2023
13 DeWayne McBride Junior UAB 27% 2023
14 Kyren Williams Junior Notre Dame 27% 2022
15 Kenneth Gainwell RS Sophomore Memphis 27% 2021
16 Chuba Hubbard RS Junior OSU 27% 2021
17 Pooka Williams Jr. Junior Kansas 27% 2021
18 Jermar Jefferson Junior Oregon State 27% 2021
19 Ray Davis Senior Kentucky 27% 2024
20 Abram Smith Senior Baylor 25% 2022
21 Spencer Brown Senior UAB 25% 2021
22 Javian Hawkins Junior Louisville 25% 2021
23 Dylan Laube Senior New Hampshire 24% 2024
24 Devon Achane Junior Texas A&M 24% 2023
25 Tank Bigsby Junior Auburn 24% 2023
26 Tyler Goodson Junior Iowa 24% 2022
27 Travis Etienne Junior Clemson 24% 2021
28 Blake Corum Senior Michigan 23% 2024
29 Kimani Vidal Senior Troy 23% 2024
30 Keaton Mitchell Junior East Carolina 23% 2023
31 Chris Rodriguez Senior Kentucky 23% 2023
32 Kenneth Walker III Junior Michigan State 23% 2022
33 Isaiah Spiller Junior Texas A&M 23% 2022
34 Will Shipley Junior Clemson 22% 2024
35 Isaiah Davis Senior South Dakota State 22% 2024
36 Pierre Strong Jr. Senior South Dakota State 22% 2022
37 Kevin Harris Junior South Carolina 22% 2022
38 Jahmyr Gibbs Junior Alabama 21% 2023
39 Jerome Ford Senior Cincinnati 21% 2022
40 Javonte Williams Junior N.Carolina 21% 2021
41 Demetric Felton RS Senior UCLA 21% 2021
42 Elijah Mitchell Senior Louisiana 21% 2021
43 Trey Benson Junior Florida State 20% 2024
44 Chase Brown Junior Illinois 20% 2023
45 Zach Charbonnet Senior UCLA 20% 2023
46 Hassan Haskins Senior Michigan 20% 2022
47 Khalil Herbert RS Senior VA Tech 20% 2021
48 Larry Rountree III Senior Missouri 20% 2021
49 Tyjae Spears Junior Tulane 19% 2023
50 Israel Abanikanda Junior Pittsburgh 18% 2023
51 Kendre Miller Junior TCU 18% 2023
52 Travis Dye RS-Senior USC 18% 2023
53 Najee Harris Senior Alabama 18% 2021
54 Bucky Irving Junior Oregon 17% 2024
55 Audric Estime Junior Notre Dame 17% 2024
56 Eric Gray Senior Oklahoma 17% 2023
57 Zonovan Knight Junior NC State 17% 2022
58 Michael Carter Senior N.Carolina 17% 2021
59 Jerrion Ealy Junior Mississippi 16% 2022
60 Kylin Hill Senior Miss State 16% 2021
61 Dillon Johnson Senior Washington 15% 2024
62 Michael Wiley Senior Arizona 15% 2024
63 Zach Evans Junior Ole Miss 15% 2023
64 Zamir White Senior Georgia 15% 2022
65 Brian Robinson Jr. Senior Alabama 15% 2022
66 Zamir White Senior Georgia 15% 2022
67 Snoop Conner Junior Mississippi 14% 2022
68 Rhamondre Stevenson Senior Oklahoma 14% 2021
69 MarShawn Lloyd Junior USC 13% 2024
70 Tavion Thomas Junior Utah 13% 2023
71 D’Vonte Price Senior Florida International 13% 2022
72 Roschon Johnson Senior Texas 12% 2023
73 Dameon Pierce Senior Florida 12% 2022
74 Trey Sermon Senior Ohio State 12% 2021
75 Jaylen Wright Junior Tennessee 11% 2024
76 Daijun Edwards Senior Georgia 10% 2024
77 Jawhar Jordan Senior Louisville 10% 2024
78 Kenny McIntosh Senior Georgia 10% 2023
79 Kendall Milton Senior Georgia 9% 2024
80 Jase McClellan Senior Alabama 9% 2024
81 James Cook Senior Georgia 9% 2022
82 Jonathon Brooks Junior Texas 9% 2024
83 Miyan Williams Senior Ohio State 8% 2024
84 T.J. Pledger Senior Utah 8% 2022

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