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Running Back Best-Ball Tiered Rankings and Analysis Part 2

Each transformation of the fantasy landscape has compelled managers to expand their involvement in best-ball drafts, and this process has accelerated as we progress through the offseason.

The unwavering popularity of this format remains intact for multiple reasons. That includes the opportunity to complete all forms of roster management at the conclusion of each draft. However, that also makes it critical for you to assemble a team that can remain productive throughout the season without having the option of using a waiver wire.

That is why the team at RotoBaller delivers a non-stop arsenal of news, analysis, and tiered rankings to help you capture your best-ball leagues. We also provide breakdowns of our rankings after each update - including my two-part series that will examine the critical running back position. This article will focus on Tiers 4-9, and you can find the breakdown of Tiers 1-3 here.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

RB Best-Ball Rankings

Position Rank Position Tier Player Name Overall Rank Overall Tier
1 1 Christian McCaffrey 1 1
2 1 Dalvin Cook 2 1
3 1 Derrick Henry 3 1
4 1 Saquon Barkley 4 1
5 2 Alvin Kamara 5 1
6 2 Jonathan Taylor 6 1
7 2 Ezekiel Elliott 7 1
8 2 Nick Chubb 11 2
9 2 Aaron Jones 13 2
10 2 Cam Akers 14 2
11 2 Austin Ekeler 17 2
12 3 D'Andre Swift 21 3
13 3 Antonio Gibson 22 3
14 3 Joe Mixon 25 3
15 3 Miles Sanders 29 4
16 3 J.K. Dobbins 34 4
17 3 Najee Harris 35 4
18 3 Clyde Edwards-Helaire 37 4
19 4 David Montgomery 39 4
20 4 Chris Carson 43 4
21 4 Josh Jacobs 46 4
22 4 Travis Etienne 50 5
23 4 James Robinson 56 5
24 4 Kareem Hunt 62 6
25 5 Myles Gaskin 72 6
26 5 Melvin Gordon III 76 7
27 5 Chase Edmonds 80 7
28 5 AJ Dillon 81 7
29 5 Raheem Mostert 84 7
30 5 Kenyan Drake 87 8
31 5 Leonard Fournette 88 8
32 6 Damien Harris 90 8
33 6 Ronald Jones II 92 8
34 6 Javonte Williams 96 8
35 6 Mike Davis 100 9
36 6 James Conner 105 9
37 6 David Johnson 108 9
38 6 Michael Carter 110 9
39 6 Rashaad Penny 111 9
40 7 Gus Edwards 116 10
41 7 Trey Sermon 120 10
42 7 Devin Singletary 122 10
43 7 Nyheim Hines 131 10
44 7 Tony Pollard 132 10
45 7 Zack Moss 136 11
46 7 Jamaal Williams 139 11
47 8 Jeff Wilson Jr. 140 11
48 8 Kenny Gainwell 144 11
49 8 Latavius Murray 149 12
50 8 Marlon Mack 153 12
51 8 James White 155 12
52 8 J.D. McKissic 156 12
53 8 Chuba Hubbard 161 13
54 8 Alexander Mattison 170 13
55 8 Tarik Cohen 175 13
56 9 Sony Michel 176 13
57 9 Darrell Henderson 183 14
58 9 Giovani Bernard 184 14
59 9 Damien Williams 185 14
60 9 Le'Veon Bell 187 14
61 9 Phillip Lindsay 189 14
62 9 Darrynton Evans 191 14
63 9 Kylin Hill 192 14
64 10 Lynn Bowden Jr. 196 14
65 10 Joshua Kelley 199 14
66 10 Khalil Herbert 200 14
67 10 Ito Smith 201 14
68 10 Salvon Ahmed 202 15
69 10 Jermar Jefferson 203 15
70 10 Jaret Patterson 208 15
71 10 Darrel Williams 210 15
72 10 Ke'Shawn Vaughn 212 15
73 10 Benny Snell Jr. 214 15
74 10 La'Mical Perine 215 15
75 10 Wayne Gallman Jr 217 15
76 11 Boston Scott 219 15
77 11 Mark Ingram II 221 16
78 11 Brian Hill 222 16
79 11 Samaje Perine 228 16
80 11 Javian Hawkins 229 16
81 11 Carlos Hyde 230 16
82 11 Malcolm Brown 231 16
83 11 Tevin Coleman 234 16
84 11 Todd Gurley II 235 16
85 11 Ty Johnson 237 16
86 11 Justin Jackson 246 16
87 11 Jerick McKinnon 249 17
88 11 Rhamondre Stevenson 250 17
89 12 Duke Johnson Jr. 251 17
90 12 Anthony McFarland Jr. 255 17
91 12 Matt Breida 257 17
92 12 Eno Benjamin 260 17
93 12 Chris Evans 262 18
94 12 Devontae Booker 270 18
95 12 Kalen Ballage 273 18
96 12 DeeJay Dallas 276 18
97 12 Larry Rountree III 277 18
98 12 Kerryon Johnson 279 18
99 12 Justice Hill 289 18
100 13 JaMycal Hasty 293 18
101 13 Mike Boone 295 18
102 13 Adrian Peterson 299 18
103 13 Bryce Love 300 18
104 13 Ryquell Armstead 304 19
105 13 Jordan Wilkins 305 19
106 13 Jordan Howard 309 19
107 13 Rex Burkhead 312 19
108 13 Jalen Richard 313 19
109 13 Dare Ogunbowale 320 20
110 13 Devine Ozigbo 321 20
111 13 Elijah Mitchell 322 20
112 13 Devonta Freeman 329 20
113 13 Royce Freeman 333 20
114 13 Jaylen Samuels 335 20
115 13 Peyton Barber 339 20
116 13 Frank Gore 343 20

 

Tier 4

David Montgomery, Chris Carson, Josh Jacobs, Travis EtienneJames Robinson, Kareem Hunt

Montgomery was seventh among all backs in rushing attempts (131/14.6 per game) from Weeks 1-9. But he was also 12th in rushing yardage (472/52.4 per game) while averaging just 3.6 yards per attempt during those contests. However, his late-season statistical surge elevated him to second in carries (116/19.3 per game) and third in yardage (598/99.7 per game) from Weeks 12-17, while his yards-per-carry average rose to 5.2.

Weeks 12-17 Attempts Yards YPA TDS
Derrick Henry 149 948 6.4 8
David Montgomery 116 598 5.2 7
Dalvin Cook 111 488 4.4 3
Jonathan Taylor 97 651 6.7 7
Cam Akers 95 424 4.5 2
Nick Chubb 94 492 5.2 7
Melvin Gordon 93 463 5 3
Kenyan Drake 93 314 3.4 5
Aaron Jones 88 570 6.5 3
Jeff Wilson 88 437 5 3
Wayne Gallman 78 407 5.2 1
Chris Carson 75 358 4.8 2
Josh Jacobs 74 310 4.2 3
Ezekiel Elliott 73 304 4.2 1
Alvin Kamara 70 401 5.7 8
James Robinson 68 308 4.5 2

He capitalized on favorable matchups during that sequence, which supplies confidence that he will take advantage of overmatched defensive units again this season. However, his opportunity share should decline, due to the arrival of Damien Williamsand the return of Tarik Cohen.

Carson has finished at RB15 or better in point per game scoring during each of his last three seasons while averaging 16.2 carries/74.7 yards per game during that span. He also finished fifth in rushing yardage during both 2018 (1,151/82.2 per game), and 2019 (1,230/82.0 per game)., and was RB12 in scoring (14.5 points per game) last season (Weeks 12-16) after returning from a foot injury.

Carson has missed 19 games in four years, but 12 of those occurred during his 2017 rookie season. He has consistently demonstrated his ability to operate effectively as Seattle's lead back and remains primed to function in that role once again.

Jacobs has accumulated 515 attempts during his first two seasons while generating 2,215 yards and 19 touchdowns on the ground. That includes his usage and production during 2020 when Jacobs led all backs in red zone attempts (65). He also finished third in rushing attempts (273/18.2 per game), eighth in yardage (1,065/71 per game), and fourth in touchdowns (12). However, he manufactured just 3.9 yards per attempt and finished 24th among all backs with 45 targets (3.0 per game). He will operate behind an offensive line that was systematically stripped of talent, and his workload has been threatened by the arrival of Kenyan DrakeThis supplies your incentive to avoid drafting Jacobs as anything beyond a low-end RB2.

Jacksonville’s selection of Etienne in Round 1 during the recent NFL Draft should accelerate his progress toward a sizable role in the Jaguars’ restructured attack, even though he does not have a clear path to immediate lead back duties. Etienne assembled 6,107 yards from scrimmage during his career with Clemson. That includes 3,272 rushing yards in 2018-2019 when he averaged 7.95 yards per attempt.

He also accrued 1,020 receiving yards on 85 receptions during his final two seasons, which elevated his potential to function as an every-down back. That will not occur initially, as Robinson and Etienne appear destined to share touches. However, Etienne’s game-breaking ability will persuade Urban Meyer to expand his workload as the year progresses.

Robinson did not entice NFL teams to select him during the 2020 draft, nor did he originally capture the attention from managers that had been reserved for other members of his rookie class. But he finished sixth overall in both rushing attempts (240/17.1 per game) and rushing yardage (1,070/76.4 per game), and was third in yards after contact (615). However, his accomplishments failed to deter Jacksonville from investing the 25th overall selection on Etienne. Robinson should maintain a respectable role early in the season. But Etienne should confiscate an increasing percentage of touches during the year. This ensures that Robinson will fail to match the level of usage that he experienced in 2020.

Chubb’s exceptional talent will sustain his status as Cleveland’s primary back. But Hunt presents managers with a viable RB2 while providing the potential for RB1 output if Chubb is absent during the season. This pathway to expanded usage developed from Weeks 5-8 as Chubb was sidelined by injury (MCL). Hunt finished fourth in attempts during that sequence (65/16.3 per game) and was also eighth in yardage (254/63.5 per game). Hunt only averaged 3.2 targets per game last season, after finishing eighth among all backs with an average of 5.5 in 2019. But he remains a reliable option after your draft has entered Round 5.

 

Tier 5

Myles GaskinMelvin Gordon, Chase Edmonds, A.J. Dillon, Raheem MostertKenyan Drake, Leonard Fournette

Gaskin soared into relevance from Weeks 3-8 by rising to 11th overall in attempts (84/16.8 per game), and 18th in rushing yardage (301/60.2 per game) during that sequence. He only played in three more contests during the season (knee/COVID-19), but still led the Dolphins in attempts (142/14.2 per game) and yardage (584/58.4 per game).

It was logical to expect that Miami would add another runner who would challenge Gaskin's status as the team's primary back. However, Gaskin has emerged following free agency and the NFL Draft with only Malcolm Brown and Salvon Ahmed below him on the Dolphins' depth chart. This has restored his viability as an RB2 candidate during your draft process.

Gordon’s first season with Denver was largely successful for the 28-year-old and for the managers who selected him during Round 4 of 2020 best ball drafts. He finished ninth in both rushing attempts (215/14.3 per game) and rushing yardage (986/65.7 per game) and also tied for 11th in touchdowns (9). However, Gordon now enters the final year of his contract with talented newcomer Javonte Williams looming as a legitimate threat to overtake him as Denver’s RB1.

Edmonds has emerged as one of the biggest beneficiaries during the free agency process, due to the departure of Kenyan Drake. This leaves him essentially unchallenged toward maintaining last season’s role as Arizona’s primary receiving back.

Weeks 4-15 Targets Targ/Gm Rec Yards
J.D. McKissic 83 7.5 63 444
Alvin Kamara 71 6.5 53 454
Mike Davis 53 4.8 43 254
Chase Edmonds 51 4.6 41 317
Nyheim Hines 51 4.6 40 323
James White 49 4.5 39 291
James Robinson 49 4.5 39 215
David Montgomery 48 4.8 37 285
Dalvin Cook 43 4.3 37 325
Ezekiel Elliott 41 4.1 30 197
Austin Ekeler 39 7.8 29 205
Clyde Edwards-Helaire 38 3.8 25 195
D'Andre Swift 37 4.6 30 222
Aaron Jones 37 4.1 31 203
Giovani Bernard 35 3.2 28 191
Kareem Hunt 34 3.1 26 217

Edmonds confiscated those responsibilities during 2020 while finishing fourth among backs in targets (51/4.6 per game), fourth in receptions (41/3.7 per game), and fifth in receiving yards (317/28.8 per game) from Weeks 4-15. Edmonds will share touches with former Steeler James Conner, although Conner’s role should largely be restricted to early-down usage.

The potential for Aaron Jones to resurface in a different environment had fueled a steady rise in Dillon’s ADP prior to free agency. But that momentum was quelled when Jones signed his multi-year contract in March. However, Jamaal Williams’ relocation in Detroit has elevated Dillon directly below Jones on the Packers’ depth chart. Dillon only attained a 13.5% snap share, while averaging 4.2 carries and 22 yards per game in 2020. But his involvement should increase during his second season, as he operates in a rotation with the exceptional Jones.

It originally appeared that Mostert and Jeff Wilson Jr. would enter the final seasons of their contracts as the primary components in San Francisco’s rushing attack. But Wilson's knee surgery (meniscus) will force his extended absence, while the 49ers have added multiple backs to their burgeoning collection of options. San Francisco traded up to seize Trey Sermon in Round 3 of the NFL Draft, then selected Elijah Mitchell in Round 6. San Francisco also signed Wayne Gallman Jr. in April. But the investment in Sermon provides an indication that Mostert’s workload will be constrained as he shares touches with the promising rookie.

Drake finished seventh among all backs in rushing attempts during 2020 (239/15.9 per game), was 12th in rushing yardage (955/63.7 per game), and achieved career-highs in each category. But the Raiders’ decision to secure Drake with an $11 million contract will inhibit the rushing output for both Drake and Jacobs while resulting in frequent disappointment for managers. Drake’s usage as a receiver should rise after he averaged just 2.1 just targets per game with Arizona last season. But he is unlikely to deliver high-quality production unless Jacobs is absent from the lineup.

Fournette averaged an uninspiring 7.5 attempts, 28.2 rushing yards, 3.6 targets, and 17.9 receiving yards per game from Weeks 1-17. But those averages expanded to 16 attempts, 75 rushing yards, 5.3 targets, and 37 receiving yards per game during the postseason. Fournette’s snap share also rose substantially during the playoffs (74.4), and his effectiveness incentivized the Buccaneers to re-sign him. However, the presence of Jones will prevent Fournette from surpassing the expectations of his Round 8 ADP.

Tier 6

Damien Harris, Ronald Jones II, Javonte Williams, Mike Davis, James Conner, David Johnson, Michael CarterRashaad Penny

Harris confiscated New England’s RB1 responsibilities during 2020, and was fifth among all backs in rushing yardage 471/78.5 per game) from Weeks 4-10. He remained sixth overall entering Week 16 (691/69.1 per game) before being sidelined during the Patriots' final two matchups (ankle).

New England selected Rhamondre Stevenson during Round 4 of the recent NFL Draft, and the rookie could conceivably carve out a role within the Patriots' backfield rotation. However, his presence is more problematic to Sony Michel than it is to Harris.

Jones nearly delivered his first 1,000-yard season (978/69.9 per game), while being allotted a career-high 192 attempts (13.7 per game). He also eclipsed 100 yards in four different matchups, after only accomplishing it once during 2018 and 2019 combined. Jones attained a 48.6 snap share from Weeks 1-17, although that percentage dropped considerably during the postseason (28.5). Fournette’s proficiency throughout the playoffs negatively impacted Jones’s workload, and that will continue with both backs splitting touches. Jones only exceeded four targets in two matchups, and his limited involvement and productivity as a pass-catcher (3.0 targets/2.0 receptions/11.8 yards per game) will reduce his statistical ceiling.

Williams accrued 2,554 total yards and 28 touchdowns during his final two seasons at North Carolina, including 1,445 yards and 22 touchdowns during 2020.

He possesses an enticing blend of power and explosiveness, and these attributes should propel him to a favorable workload during his first season. Gordon will still share opportunities with Williams in Denver’s backfield rotation. But the newcomer is fully capable of commandeering the largest percentage of touches before the season reaches its conclusion.

Davis joins the Falcons after assembling career-best numbers as both a rusher and receiver in 2020. He had averaged 5.3 carries and 18.9 yards per game from 2015-2019, while also collecting an average of 1.8 targets per game during that span.

Mike Davis Attempts Rush Yards Targets Rec Rec Yards
2020 165 642 70 59 373
2019 13 27 8 7 22
2018 112 514 42 34 214
2017 68 240 18 15 131
2016 19 50 5 3 25
2015 35 58 13 7 38

But multiple health issues limited Christian McCaffrey to just three matchups, while propelling Davis into Carolina’s lead back responsibilities. His averages rose to 11 attempts, 42.8 yards, and 4.7 targets per game, as Davis soared to RB12 for the season. He now appears primed to function as the primary back for Atlanta.

A collection of injuries has sidelined Conner for 14 games since 2017. He did finish 11th in both rushing attempts (215/16.5 per game), and rushing yardage (973/74.8 per game) during 2018, while also generating career highs in targets (71/5.5 per game), receptions (55/4.2 per game), and receiving yards (497/38.2 per game). But those per-game averages have universally declined since 2019 (12.4 attempts/51.5 rushing yards/3.5 targets/34.5 receptions/20.3 receiving yards). Pittsburgh eschewed the chance to retain him, and Connor ultimately signed a one-year contract with Arizona. He should accumulate carries as an early-down back but will operate in a rotation with Edmonds.

Johnson was sidelined during four matchups (concussion/COVID-19) but still finished at RB16 in point per game scoring. He also rushed for a career-high 4.7 yards per attempt and appeared capable of functioning as an RB3 for managers this season. But the infusion of Phillip Lindsay, Mark Ingram II, and Rex Burkhead has created an overcrowded backfield. Johnson will not approach last season’s 74.5% snap share, and the impending committee should compel managers to avoid him at his Round 10 ADP.

The 5’8”, 200-pound Carter generated 2,669 yards and 16 touchdowns from scrimmage during his final two seasons at North Carolina, while operating in a rotation with (Javonte) Williams. He also became the recipient of an exceptional landing spot when the Jets secured him in Round 4. That will inject him into a depth chart that contains an unimposing group of backs – Tevin Coleman, La’Mical Perine, and Ty Johnson. This presents Carter with an opportunity to quickly confiscate a significant role in the Jets' backfield rotation.

Penny has failed to justify Seattle’s decision to select  him with the 27th overall pick in 2018, as his career has contained an overabundance of disappointment. Penny accrued 419 yards (29.9 per game) on 85 attempts (6.1 per game) as a rookie. However, that was his most productive season. He has only received 84 touches and manufactured 487 total yards during his last two seasons while being sidelined for a total of 19 matchups during that span. The 2021 regular season provides Penny with one more opportunity to validate his draft pedigree while operating as Carson’s backup.

 

Tier 7

Gus Edwards, Trey Sermon, Devin Singletary, Nyheim Hines, Tony Pollard, Zack Moss,  Jamaal Williams

Even though Dobbins’ current ADP (28) places him at RB17, he will be operating in a backfield rotation with Edwards. Both backs split 305 touches during 2020 (Edwards 153/Dobbins 152), and Ingram’s departure will keep Edwards' usage at a consistent level.

Sermon has now been presented with a chance to make a sizable impact during his rookie season while seizing a consistent role in San Francisco’s backfield. He should share the majority of carries with Mostert and his ability as a one-cut runner could propel him to substantial yardage in Kyle Shanahan's outside zone rushing scheme.

After averaging 12.6 attempts and 64.6 yards per game as a rookie, Singletary’s per-game averages declined in 2020 (9.8 attempts/42.9 yards). He did lead Buffalo’s backfield in targets, receptions, and receiving yardage, although those numbers were uninspiring (3.1 targets, 2.4 receptions, 16.8 yards per game). He will split touches with Zack Moss, which will place restrictions on the output of both backs.

Hines’ 76 targets (4.8 per game) placed him third among all backs last season, while he was also third in both receptions (63/3.9 per game) and receiving yards (482/30.1 per game). He should explode for significant yardage as a pass-catcher in several games during the season. But those outings will be infused with multiple weeks of minimal production.

Pollard finished at RB20 in (PPR) scoring from Weeks 8-15, due to a mixture of his talent, and the increased usage that he received during that span. The degree to which he looms as a threat to Elliott’s workload can be debated. But his ability to amass yardage whenever he enters the field elevates him among the most enticing options in Round 9 of your drafts.

Moss established season highs in attempts (14), rushing yards (81) in Week 8. But he only averaged 8.6 carries and 36.9 yards per game from Weeks 9-17, while his 45.9% snap share was exceeded by Singletary’s (48.9%). The production-inhibiting touch distribution between both backs could create disappointment for anyone who targets Moss before his Round 9 ADP (98/RB35).

38 backs are being selected before Williams, even though he will be sharing touches with D'Andre Swift in a consistent weekly role. He can function as a valuable resource for fantasy managers and would receive an extensive workload if Swift is sidelined for any reason.

 

Tiers 8-9

Jeff Wilson Jr., Kenny Gainwell, Latavius Murray, Marlon Mack, James White, J.D. McKissic, Chuba Hubbard, Alexander Mattison, Tarik Cohen, Sony Michel, Darrell Henderson, Giovani Bernard, Damien Williams, Le'Veon Bell, Phillip Lindsay, Darrynton Evans, Kylin Hill

The 17 backs that are contained in tiers 8-9 are currently located from RB47 to RB63 in our rankings. The outlook for any of these players would improve if pathways to expanded workloads emerge during the offseason.



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Nicolai Hojgaard5 days ago

Looks To Stay Consistent Heading Into PLAYERS Championship
Karl Vilips5 days ago

Makes PLAYERS Championship Debut After First PGA Tour Win
Taylor Pendrith5 days ago

A Sneaky Play At TPC Sawgrass
Sahith Theegala5 days ago

Out Of Form Ahead Of The PLAYERS Championship
Matt Fitzpatrick5 days ago

A Shaky Play Heading Into PLAYERS
Scottie Scheffler5 days ago

Eyeing Three-Peat At TPC Sawgrass
Aldrich Potgieter5 days ago

A Risky Play At TPC Sawgrass
Si Woo Kim5 days ago

Looks To Keep Building Momentum At The PLAYERS
Denny McCarthy5 days ago

Looks To Continue Solid Play At TPC Sawgrass
Collin Morikawa5 days ago

Poised For Another Strong Performance At TPC Sawgrass
Robert MacIntyre5 days ago

A Risky Play With Upside At The PLAYERS Championship
Jordan Spieth5 days ago

Looking To Change Fortunes At TPC Sawgrass
Cameron Young5 days ago

Avoid Cameron Young At The PLAYERS Championship
Michael Kim5 days ago

Continues Incredible Form Ahead Of The PLAYERS Championship
Justin Thomas5 days ago

Looking For More Magic At TPC Sawgrass
Xander Schauffele5 days ago

Continues Competitive Return At The Players Championship
Rory McIlroy5 days ago

Looks To Reverse Recent History At TPC Sawgrass
PGA5 days ago

Victor Hovland Looking To Find Form At The PLAYERS Championship
Brian Harman5 days ago

A Sleeper Pick At The PLAYERS Championship
Min Woo Lee5 days ago

A Hard Name To Trust At The Players Championship
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