If you want to win your fantasy league in 2025, you have to hit on at least one of the top tier

running backs. It seems pretty simple, but people mess this up. So in this video, we're going to be

ranking the top 30 running backs for 2025 fantasy football based on their role, situation, and upside.

And let's start in my tier one. And these are the first two running backs. There's a couple other guys

in this tier. And we can start with Seekwon Barkley here, who last year, you know it. He was the running back one in fantasy. He had over 2,000 rushing

yards. He was absolutely phenomenal. He checked all the boxes. The dude led the NFL in carries and

rushing yards. He had the second most red zone touches, despite his own quarterback having more

red zone touchdowns than him. And the other thing was, well, he was the most explosive back with the most runs of 10 plus yards.

And entering 2025, there's still no competition. He's still the engine of the offense behind a

good old line. He's the number one RB for us. Which takes us to Bejan Robinson, who I think

is very close. And I can almost argue and say that he should be the running back one overall.

He's younger, less chance of an injury happening for him, and he's very similar to Sequin in the fact

that he doesn't really have any competition either. And this was proven last year, like Tyler

Algear was not involved anymore. You can see my tweet. You can follow me if you want at Salvatry

DFS on Twitter. Always putting out threads and content over there. Bejohn from week six on last season.

So the bulk of the year, over 23 touches a game, 121 total yards per game. His red zone

touches also came up. But then over the final three games, we got to see a glimpse of what this

dude looked like with his new quarterback Michael Pennix, 26.8 fantasy points per game, by

far would have led every running back, including Sequin Barclay last year, 118 rushing yards per game.

That's not even factoring in the receiving yards, where he was picking up these 15, 20

yard receptions as well during that span.

So Bejohn, yes, he does indeed have the upside to the RB1 overall.

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