Post Draft Dynasty Rankings, RBs

 


The 2021 NFL Draft is over, and the rookies are on their squads. So it's time to revisit dynasty rankings with the rookies incorporated. Today, I continue with the Top 50 running backs.

RBs:
1. Christian McCaffrey, Panthers
2. Jonathan Taylor, Colts
3. Dalvin Cook, Vikings
4. Alvin Kamara, Saints
5. Saquon Barkley, Giants
6. Nick Chubb, Browns
7. D'Andre Swift, Lions
8. Derrick Henry, Titans
9. Aaron Jones, Packers
10. Najee Harris, Steelers
11. Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys
12. Cam Akers, Rams
13. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Chiefs
14. J.K. Dobbins, Ravens
15. Joe Mixon, Bengals
16. Antonio Gibson, Washington
17. Miles Sanders, Eagles
18. Austin Ekeler, Chargers
19. Javonte Williams, Broncos
20. Josh Jacobs, Raiders
21. David Montgomery, Bears
22. Kareem Hunt, Browns
23. Travis Etienne, Jaguars
24. Myles Gaskin, Dolphins
25. James Robinson, Jaguars
26. Chris Carson, Seahawks
27. Leonard Fournette, Buccaneers
28. Zack Moss, Bills
29. Trey Sermon, 49ers
30. A.J. Dillon, Packers
31. Devin Singletary, Bills
32. Michael Carter, Jets
33. Chase Edmonds, Cardinals
34. Ronald Jones, Buccaneers
35. Kenyan Drake, Raiders
36. Melvin Gordon, Broncos
37. James Conner, Cardinals
38. Damien Harris, Patriots
39. Nyheim Hines, Colts
40. Kenneth Gainwell, Eagles
41. Phillip Lindsay, Texans
42. Raheem Mostert, 49ers
43. James White, Patriots
44. Alexander Mattison, Vikings
45. Tony Pollard, Cowboys
46. Mike Davis, Falcons
47. Chuba Hubbard, Panthers
48. David Johnson, Texans
49. La'Mical Perine, Jets
50. Tarik Cohen, Bears

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