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My Top-20 Running Backs for the 2020 NFL Draft - Dynasty Fantasy Football ranks:
20 - Lamical Perine - 5’11” 216 - Florida - 22.2 yrs old
19 - JaMycal Hasty - 5’8” 205 - Baylor - 23.6 yrs old
18 - Levante Bellamy - 5’9” 192 - Western Michigan - 23.4 yrs old
20 - Lamical Perine - 5’11” 216 - Florida - 22.2 yrs old
19 - JaMycal Hasty - 5’8” 205 - Baylor - 23.6 yrs old
18 - Levante Bellamy - 5’9” 192 - Western Michigan - 23.4 yrs old
Top 20 - 2020 Running Backs:
17 - Jason Huntley - 5’9” 188 - New Mexico St - 22 yrs old
16 - Patrick Taylor Jr. - 6’2” 217 - Memphis - 22 yrs old
15 - Michael Warren II - 5’9” 226 - Cincinnati - 21.4 yrs old
17 - Jason Huntley - 5’9” 188 - New Mexico St - 22 yrs old
16 - Patrick Taylor Jr. - 6’2” 217 - Memphis - 22 yrs old
15 - Michael Warren II - 5’9” 226 - Cincinnati - 21.4 yrs old
Top 20 - 2020 Running Backs:
14 - James Robinson - 5’9” 219 - Illinois St - 21.7 yrs old
13 - Eno Benjamin - 5’9” 207- Arizona State - 21.0 yrs old
12 - Anthony McFarland - 5’8” 208 - Maryland - 21.7 yrs old
14 - James Robinson - 5’9” 219 - Illinois St - 21.7 yrs old
13 - Eno Benjamin - 5’9” 207- Arizona State - 21.0 yrs old
12 - Anthony McFarland - 5’8” 208 - Maryland - 21.7 yrs old
Top 20 - 2020 Running Backs:
11 - Joshua Kelley - 5’11” 212 - UCLA - 22.4 yrs old
10 - AJ Dillon - 6’0” 247 - Boston College - 22.0 yrs old
9 - Ke’Shawn Vaughn 5’10” 214 - Vanderbilt - 23.0 yrs old
11 - Joshua Kelley - 5’11” 212 - UCLA - 22.4 yrs old
10 - AJ Dillon - 6’0” 247 - Boston College - 22.0 yrs old
9 - Ke’Shawn Vaughn 5’10” 214 - Vanderbilt - 23.0 yrs old
Top 20 - 2020 Running Backs:
8 - Darrynton Evans - 5’10” 203 - Appalachian State - 21.8 yrs old
7 - Zack Moss - 5’9” 223 - Utah - 22.3 yrs old
6 - Antonio Gibson - 6’0” 228 - Memphis - 21.8 yrs old
8 - Darrynton Evans - 5’10” 203 - Appalachian State - 21.8 yrs old
7 - Zack Moss - 5’9” 223 - Utah - 22.3 yrs old
6 - Antonio Gibson - 6’0” 228 - Memphis - 21.8 yrs old
5 - Clyde Edwards-Helaire - 5’7” 207 - LSU - 21.0 yrs old
Analytically CEH falls short. No pun intended. But he will get the draft capital and a potentially juicy landing spot for his pass-catching prowess. And in PPR leagues, he should have a very safe floor.
Analytically CEH falls short. No pun intended. But he will get the draft capital and a potentially juicy landing spot for his pass-catching prowess. And in PPR leagues, he should have a very safe floor.
4 - Cam Akers - 5’10” 217 - Florida St - 20.8 yrs old
When we’ve been talking about the RB class of 2020, we were talking about these next four guys. And yes, Cam Akers is part of that elite group. Don’t sleep on Cam, as he profiles as an elite bell-cow at the next level.
When we’ve been talking about the RB class of 2020, we were talking about these next four guys. And yes, Cam Akers is part of that elite group. Don’t sleep on Cam, as he profiles as an elite bell-cow at the next level.
3 - D’Andre Swift - 5’8” 212 - Georgia - 21.3 yrs old
Swift is who many people think CEH is, an elite pass-catching option with three down size and skill-set. He lacks a little between the tackles, but nothing he can’t improve upon. He’s got what it takes to become an NFL RB1.
Swift is who many people think CEH is, an elite pass-catching option with three down size and skill-set. He lacks a little between the tackles, but nothing he can’t improve upon. He’s got what it takes to become an NFL RB1.
2 - JK Dobbins - 5’10” 209 - Ohio St - 21.3 yrs old
We have a few lingering questions about Dobbins given he skipped the combine. But everything we hear is that this kid is a legit athlete. Aside from a down sophomore season, JK has an exceptional profile as a true 3-down back.
We have a few lingering questions about Dobbins given he skipped the combine. But everything we hear is that this kid is a legit athlete. Aside from a down sophomore season, JK has an exceptional profile as a true 3-down back.
1 - Jonathan Taylor - 5’10” 226 - Wisconsin - 21.3 yrs old
Ball security & receiving ability. Aside from those slight concerns, Taylor profiles as a truly elite RB. At 226 lbs he ran a sub 4.40 40. He also turned in three straight 2,000+ yard seasons at Wisconsin. I’m excited.
Ball security & receiving ability. Aside from those slight concerns, Taylor profiles as a truly elite RB. At 226 lbs he ran a sub 4.40 40. He also turned in three straight 2,000+ yard seasons at Wisconsin. I’m excited.
