This isn't close to final rankings but thoughts on Running Backs across the league.
Christian McCaffrey (49ers) I will always worry about his health. When healthy, he is a combination of a bellcow back and WR2.
Austin Ekeler (Chargers) Same thought as McCaffrey in his status. My worry, does he want to be in LA in 2023.
Nick Chubb (Browns) increase in load means even better numbers. I like him late season in the weather games.
Kenneth Walker III (Seahawks) He may be the biggest threat to score from anywhere on the field in the league. I expect to see receiving numbers rise.
Bijan Robinson (Falcons) The rookie is getting moved around the Offense to use his skill set. He's a guy who could be on the field with other RB.
Jonathan Taylor (Colts) He was consensus #1 last year but he scares me. A lot of tread off the tires in college will show soon. Buyer beware.
Tony Pollard (Cowboys) When I said grab zeke as a handcuff to him in 2022, I got some looks. This guy has an Ekeler like rise coming. Buy Early.
Saquon Barkley (Giants) Bellcow for a short time more. In a one season league, I'm drafting high. In dynasty, pump and dump.
Josh Jacobs (Raiders) Great season, great talent, I'm shocked he's still there. With the pending Jimmy injury, they'll put a saddle on him and ride. Great one year option.
Derrick Henry (Titans) He is a beast but I'm really not sure how much gas is left in the tank. He's not my main guy but if I can get him as a #2, I'm in.
Breece Hall (Jets) The proof was in the pudding after he got hurt. He is the guy. Look for ascending numbers over the season.
Miles Sanders (Panthers) This is the right player in the right spot. Rookie QB, he's the best RB with a lot of gas left in the tank. I see high reception numbers.
Jahmyr Gibbs (Lions) Explosive, great in passing game and will ascend. #12 overall seemed high, he fits.
Dameon Pierce (Texans) My sleeper from last year Pros- a better supporting cast to open running lanes. Cons- Devin Singletary will steal some of his work.
I'll have more for you. @e2gfounder.