Dynasty fantasy football RB sleepers: Top 6 deep picks that will help you dominate the draft ft. Cam Skattebo

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Dynasty fantasy football RB sleepers: Top 6 deep picks that will help you dominate the draft ft. Cam Skattebo (Credit: IMAGN)

Dynasty fantasy football managers will have a series of players they hold onto for the 2025 season. Running backs might be the best option for those trying to make a splash in late rounds and gain an edge down the stretch.

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With elite players such as Jahmyr Gibbs, Saquon Barkley, Derrick Henry and Bijan Robinson off the board, fantasy managers should turn their attention to different targets.

Here are six running back sleepers who could make an impact in dynasty fantasy football.

Top 6 RB sleepers in dynasty fantasy football

#1. Isaac Guerendo, San Francisco 49ers

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NFL: Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers - Source: Imagn

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Isaac Guerendo had a taste of RB1 action during his rookie season in 2024. The 49ers running back stepped up when Christian McCaffrey and Jordan Mason were sidelined with injuries. His 84 carries for 420 yards and four touchdowns were solid for a player who wasn’t in the picture at the start of the season.

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With Mason off the roster and McCaffrey’s health a concern, Guerendo could step up and dominate while putting up strong fantasy numbers.

#2. Roschon Johnson, Chicago Bears

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NFL: Chicago Bears at Arizona Cardinals - Source: Imagn

Roschon Johnson ranked third in carries (55) in 2024, behind D’Andre Swift (253) and Caleb Williams (81). Naturally, his 150 rushing yards also ranked third behind Swift (959) and Williams (489).

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While those numbers weren’t impressive, Johnson could have more touches this year if head coach Ben Johnson uses two running backs as he did with the Detroit Lions.

#3. Braelon Allen, New York Jets

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NFL: New York Jets at Buffalo Bills - Source: Imagn

Braelon Allen flashed his talent during his rookie season, recording 92 carries for 334 yards and two touchdowns in 17 games. The former Wisconsin star is among those second-year players who could have a breakout season in 2025.

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The Jets still have Breece Hall, but Allen has turned heads in the preseason, which could open opportunities. New York might employ a run-heavy offense that could benefit the 21-year-old and his fantasy managers.

#4. Cam Skattebo, New York Giants

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Syndication: The Record - Source: Imagn

Cam Skattebo will share touches with Tyrone Tracy Jr., who took the Giants by storm in 2024. Now, the rookie running back could do the same for a renewed team that could have one of the best RB duos in the league.

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Skattebo has impressed in training camp, and if he continues this positive trajectory, his late-round fantasy production could help many teams.

#5. Jordan Mason, Minnesota Vikings

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NFL: Houston Texans at Minnesota Vikings - Source: Imagn

After spending the first three seasons of his career with the San Francisco 49ers, Jordan Mason will wear a Vikings jersey for the 2025 campaign. He showed his ability to share the workload with Guerendo last season, which could help Minnesota’s running game.

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The Vikings have Aaron Jones as RB1, but Mason, who posted career highs in carries (153) and yards (789) in 2024, should get a fair share of touches. He could be in for a big season on a team that might rely more on the run with Justin Jefferson drawing double coverage and Jordan Addison unavailable.

#6. Ray Davis, Buffalo Bills

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NFL: AFC Wild Card Round-Denver Broncos at Buffalo Bills - Source: Imagn

Ray Davis had a strong rookie season for the Bills. The former fourth-round selection played 17 games, carrying the ball 113 times for 442 yards and three touchdowns.

He has already shown flashes of his quality, and 2025 could be the season he establishes himself as a solid option at the position. James Cook is set to continue as RB1, but the veteran could regress this season, opening the door for Davis.

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