5 biggest fantasy football questions surrounding the RB position for 2025

Travis Hunter, a Heisman Trophy winner and top prospect in the upcoming NFL draft, aims to be the first player to excel both offensively and defensively in the league. In his final college season, he played 713 snaps on offense and 748 on defense, showcasing his unique ability to dominate as both a cornerback and receiver. NFL teams must now decide whether to limit his role or allow him to pursue both positions, a decision...

Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is projected to be selected between the No. 6 and No. 12 picks in the NFL draft, but he could be chosen even earlier. Recent betting odds have made Jeanty the favorite to be drafted by the Jaguars as the No. 5 overall pick, with the Jaguars now at +110, followed by the Raiders at +145 and the Bears at +300. This shift in perception about running backs, influenced...

49ers49ers HC Kyle Shanahan announced that LB Dee Winters is prepared to take over for LB Dre Greenlaw, emphasizing his readiness and potential. Shanahan also mentioned the team's intention to draft a defensive lineman with their 11th overall pick. RamsRams RT Rob Havenstein expressed excitement for the return of C Coleman Shelton, praising his professionalism and work ethic. Havenstein confirmed his own shoulder cleanout but expects to be ready for training camp.SeahawksSeahawks HC Mike Macdonald...

BroncosYahoo Sports’ Charles Robinson reports the Broncos may trade up in the draft for a running back or receiver, while ex-CB Chris Harris Jr. advocates for adding offensive playmakers to support Bo Nix.ChiefsCB Trent McDuffie expressed his willingness to switch back to the slot corner position to enhance his game influence during exit interviews.RaidersConsensus suggests the Raiders will select Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty, with Michigan DT Mason Graham as a backup option, and Arizona...

Jerry Jones expressed a desire for Micah Parsons to participate in voluntary offseason workouts, emphasizing the need for him to "elevate leadership" as he approaches becoming the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL. While Parsons has engaged in most voluntary activities to learn new coordinator Matt Eberflus' defense, he stated that he won't do on-field work until securing a contract extension, highlighting the importance of being prepared for Week 1 and not wanting to start the...