Fantasy football enthusiasts should take note of several potential running back sleepers for the 2025 season. Kaleb Johnson of the Pittsburgh Steelers, drafted in the third round, is touted for his fit in a zone-blocking scheme that the Steelers excel in. With a solid college performance, he may deliver strong RB1/RB2 production.

Quinshon Judkins, picked by the Cleveland Browns, could emerge as the primary back especially with the uncertainty surrounding Nick Chubb's future. Though the team's quarterback situation might hinder his immediate impact, his talent makes him a worthy RB3 pick.

Brian Robinson Jr. from the Washington Commanders is primed for a breakout season with a clear path to lead the backfield, especially if his competition falters. Tank Bigsby, now with the Jaguars, showed promise last season and could outshine incumbent Travis Etienne. Lastly, Jordan Mason's trade to the Minnesota Vikings places him in a favorable position to secure significant carries alongside Aaron Jones.