Dynasty fantasy football leagues are buzzing with excitement as the 2025 running back rankings are released post-NFL Draft. The list features standout talents such as Bijan Robinson, who remains at the top due to his impressive performance and potential. Following closely are rookies like Jahmyr Gibbs and Ashton Jeanty, both of whom have shown promise and are expected to make significant impacts on their respective teams.

With the draft concluded, evaluating buy and sell candidates among these RBs becomes crucial for league managers. Players like Breece Hall and Jonathan Taylor are positioned to be pivotal in your roster strategy. Additionally, veterans like Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry continue to hold value in dynasty leagues, though their long-term outlook might be uncertain. Keeping an eye on these rankings and player performance will be key to maintaining a competitive edge in your dynasty league.

In an unpredictable NFL Draft, one certainty emerges: Sean Payton will not trade down. The Denver Broncos' head coach has a well-documented history of aggressive drafting strategies, having moved up in each of his first two drafts with the team to snag top talent like Marvin Mims Jr., Riley Moss, and Troy Franklin. This year, the Broncos are eyeing a running back, especially with the departure of Javonte Williams to the Dallas Cowboys.

Payton has emphasized the need for a running back, indicating that this draft class is particularly strong in that position. While the Broncos hold the 20th pick, many analysts project Boise State's Ashton Jeanty as a top selection, potentially going as high as No. 6. To secure Jeanty, the Broncos may need to trade up significantly, likely sacrificing future draft picks. With Payton’s history and penchant for bold moves, fans should expect the Broncos to be active in pursuit of this coveted running back.

The New Orleans Saints are looking to solidify their offensive line as they navigate a tricky quarterback situation with Derek Carr's future uncertain. Recent reports indicate that the Saints are taking a close look at underrated UNC offensive lineman Willie Lampkin, who has impressed scouts with his versatility across interior positions. Having played all three spots on the offensive line and allowing only one sack in his college career, Lampkin's performance at the Senior Bowl has garnered attention from teams including the Saints.

Despite his smaller stature at 5-foot-10 and 279 pounds, which has resulted in a low Relative Athletic Score, Lampkin's tape reveals a strong ability to protect the quarterback. The Saints' interest in him suggests they are looking for players who can adapt and bolster their offensive front, possibly targeting him as a late-round pick to enhance their offensive depth.