Jonathan Taylor

After a couple of disappointing seasons, Jonathan Taylor had a good year in 2024. With problems expected at quarterback it falls on Taylor to carry the offense again in 2025.

After playing for years with no injuries, he is starting to see the results of continued usage. While still talented, there is some concern that he will inevitably miss a few games. 

Purely as a talent, Taylor belongs in the conversation as a top five NFL RB. When factoring the offensive line, quarterbacks, and receivers into the mix, Taylor won't earn the caliber of opportunities and game scripts that will easily place him in that top tier. 

Still, Taylor delivered fantastic efficiency for the Colts in just 14 games last year. If he can remain healthy, he's a godo bet for fantasy RB1 value in your lineup. He's essentially, pre-Eagles Saquon Barkley. in terms of production profile and situation. 

Last best chance at grabbing the RB 1 overall. 

A 226-pound freak of nature who ran a 4.39 40-yard dash and posted a 36" vertical and a 10'03" broad jump. He ran for 1,977 yards, 2,194 yards, and 2,003 yards in his three collegiate seasons, respectively. He ranked second in opportunities per game (22.9) and fifth in total yards per game (106.7) last season.

Taylor was red-hot down the stretch last year, reminding us that he’s not too far removed from an overall RB1 finish.

He was a workhorse in 2024, registering 303 carries in just 14 games. As expected, with Anthony Richardson at quarterback he was virtually non-existent in the passing game, but his rushing volume is enough to carry him to another top-10 season.

He was the RB5 in Half-PPR PPG. His 14 games were his most since his RB1 overall finish in 2021. Receiving upside is there with Daniel Jones at the starter at QB.