TreVeyon Henderson lands in New England with a real shot to seize a workhorse role behind a retooled offense. His speed (4.43) and pass-blocking profile offer an on-field path to heavy early-down work, even as the backfield competition evolves under new coaching. D'Andre Swift projects to steady volume in Chicago, where Ben Johnson’s Detroit-era history hints at efficient volume even if Chicago adds more mouths to feed. Pollard’s ceiling remains high if he fends off Tyjae Spears and a more balanced Titans attack, while Brian Robinson Jr. should anchor Washington’s backfield ahead of a healthier offense. Tank Bigsby, Tank Bigsby’s surge in Jacksonville pits him against Etienne for early-down duties, with Bigsby flashing downhill efficiency to challenge for a bigger slice of the carry pie. Ashton Jeanty’s draft landing in Las Vegas signals an immediate high-leverage role, and Ashton could become a staple in fantasy lineups quickly if the Raiders’ offense hits its stride. In short, five sneaky workhorses—Henderson, Swift, Pollard, Robinson Jr., Bigsby—plus late-rounds like Jeanty and Monangai, carve a realistic path to 200–250 carry seasons in 2025, with uphill odds and big upside depending on health and coaching. The 2024 season’s multi-backbird trend shows volume still matters, and a handful of sleepers can vault into bell-cow territory with the right circumstances.