JK Dobbins signs a one-year Denver deal and profiles as a strong early-round anchor in a power run scheme, with Harvey, Estime and McLaughlin offering relief but not total takeover. Kenneth Walker III faces a revamped Seattle attack that could elevate his ceiling thanks to a new rushing system and improved line play, even as injury risk lingers. Tony Pollard lands in Tennessee with a heavy ground game and questions about workload and backup depth potentially capping his ceiling. D'Andre Swift projects as Chicago's lead back amid a reshaped offense, while Jaylen Warren could inherit a larger role in Pittsburgh. Nick Chubb remains elite but carries inherent risk, Tank Bigsby is a late-round sleeper, Javonte Williams has multi-backfield intrigue, Rhamondre Stevenson stands as a high-floor bellcow, Austin Ekeler’s value persists in a shifting Chargers landscape, and Keon Coleman appears as a dynasty/college-to-pro spotlight. The piece also highlights the Who Should I Draft tool’s ability to compare up to four players, with color-coded tiles, bye-week awareness and scoring-format options to sharpen 2025 game plans.