Najee Harris has signed a one-year deal with the Chargers, a move that could significantly boost his fantasy value. Known for his ability to run effectively between the tackles and catch passes, Harris could thrive in a system that prioritizes a strong running game, especially given the Chargers' red zone opportunities. With a potential increase in workload compared to JK Dobbins, who was projected for a strong season before injury, Harris is poised to deliver low-end RB2 production, possibly exceeding 1,200 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns this coming season.

A few notable signings include Javonte Williams to the Cowboys and Rico Dowdle to the Panthers, which could create more uncertainty in their respective backfields. Williams, previously of the Broncos, may face competition for touches, particularly if the Cowboys draft a running back. Meanwhile, Dowdle's move to Carolina places him behind Chuba Hubbard, who had a solid season of his own.

Bucky Irving has solidified his place as a premier running back, showcasing impressive performance throughout the season. His ability to lead all rookies in rushing yards solidifies his status as a future star in the league. Meanwhile, Chase Brown has shown potential but raises questions regarding his role moving forward, especially with the Bengals possibly looking to bring in competition. Despite showing some explosiveness, Brown's overall efficiency could be a concern for his future. Rico Dowdle, on the other hand, seems to be a one-hit wonder, having struggled to make a significant impact in a struggling Cowboys offense.

Jackson Smith-Njigba emerged as a notable talent in his second season with the Seahawks, finishing as a strong fantasy performer, though his consistency raises questions about his future ceiling. Jameson Williams has made strides, but the uncertainty surrounding the Lions' offensive direction and play-calling could affect his development. Lastly, Jerry Jeudy's performance remains a mystery; while he has had standout games, his inconsistent play suggests he may not be the reliable option many hoped for.