Ashton Jeanty, a rookie running back for the Las Vegas Raiders, is poised to make a significant impact in his debut NFL season. According to predictions, he is expected to be the driving force of the Raiders' offense, potentially leading to him winning the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award in 2025. Jeanty, who was regarded as the top running back in the recent draft, is anticipated to receive a healthy share of touches, contributing significantly in both the rushing and passing game.

With a healthy season ahead, he could easily surpass 1,000 rushing yards, especially with the Raiders projected to improve under head coach Pete Carroll. Although Jeanty will face competition from other notable rookies like Cam Ward of the Tennessee Titans and Travis Hunter of the Jacksonville Jaguars, analysts favor Jeanty as the frontrunner for the prestigious award. His performance could play a crucial role in the Raiders' quest for a successful season.

The Bengals showcased a potent offensive lineup in 2025, with Joe Burrow ranking third among quarterbacks and Ja'Marr Chase winning the receiving Triple Crown. Tee Higgins also impressed, finishing as the WR4 in points per game. The emergence of Chase Brown as RB12 and Mike Gesicki's contributions solidified this offense's effectiveness. However, the Bengals' offensive efficiency was not elite, with their defense ranking poorly, often forcing a high-scoring game script.

This article identifies potential 'carnival teams' for the upcoming season, like the Atlanta Falcons, whose weaknesses on defense and strengths in their offensive lineup make them appealing. The Jaguars, under new offensive leadership, aim to maximize Trevor Lawrence's potential with high-volume passing. Similarly, the Raiders' revamped offensive strategies could thrive due to a deficit in their secondary, leading to pass-heavy games. The Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers also show promise for fantasy football enthusiasts.

Malik Flowers showcased his skills as a dynamic weapon on screen passes, successfully catching 20 of 24 targets for an impressive 168 yards. His agility was highlighted by six first downs, seven forced missed tackles, and an average of 11.6 yards after the catch. Meanwhile, George Pickens and D.K. Metcalf emerged as reliable deep threats, with Pickens being targeted 31 times on deep routes. This performance indicates the growing potential of these players as pivotal assets in their teams' offenses.

As the 2025 NFL season approaches, Bijan Robinson remains the consensus dynasty RB1 after an impressive 2024 campaign with 1,887 scrimmage yards and 15 touchdowns. However, several running backs are poised to challenge his reign.

Jahmyr Gibbs of the Detroit Lions had a breakout season with 1,929 scrimmage yards and 20 total touchdowns, even outpacing Robinson in scoring last year. If Gibbs continues this trajectory, he may soon surpass Robinson in dynasty rankings.

Ashton Jeanty, selected sixth overall by the Las Vegas Raiders, brings impressive credentials with 2,601 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns in his final collegiate season. Despite concerns about receiving work, Jeanty's athleticism suggests he will adapt quickly to the pro game.

De’Von Achane of the Miami Dolphins experienced a slight decline in rushing efficiency but finished as a top-5 back due to increased receiving work. Despite a third-round ADP, his ability as a pass catcher gives him a solid floor for fantasy managers.

Three Denver Broncos players recently participated in Von Miller's prestigious Sack Summit in Las Vegas, an event aimed at enhancing pass-rushing skills through collaboration and learning. This annual gathering, co-hosted by Miller alongside NFL stars Maxx Crosby and Cam Jordan, has transformed into a key educational platform for defensive players across the league. The Sack Summit encourages a spirit of camaraderie and shared learning, much like its predecessor, the Pass Rush Summit, which inspired the creation of Tight End University.

The Broncos' initiative to attend such workshops reflects the team's commitment to developing their defensive prowess. Notably, players like Courtland Sutton have been seen attending similar workshops aimed at enhancing their skills. Such events not only promote skill enhancement but also foster strong networking opportunities among players from different teams.