De'Von Achane, Miami Dolphins

I've said it all offseason, and I'm going to continue to double down. In spite of the situation in Miami, I'm willing to put my chips in on De'Von Achane. He's finished as the full PPR RB5 for 2 straight seasons, and 2025 featured 0 weekly finishes with less than 10 full PPR fantasy points, and no finish worse than RB17 in any week. That was on a bad offense. I get it, the situation changes with Malik Willis, but I'm more bullish on the Dolphins than most and believe Achane is way too talented to get ignored in the early 2nd. As my RB6, I'm happy taking a shot on him at the 1/2 turn.

Breece Hall, New York Jets

I continue to sing Breece Hall's praises this offseason, not because I believe he's suddenly going to score 15 touchdowns, but because I believe Geno Smith can unlock elite pass-catching upside this year. Hall is 3 years removed from an RB4 finish where he saw 95 targets. No QB has peppered him the same way since, but Geno is more than willing to dump the ball off to RBs with good hands (Ashton Jeanty saw 73 targets last year). Going as the RB17, the combination of talent + likely receiving volume makes Breece Hall a fantastic fantasy pick in the late 3rd round.

D'Andre Swift, Chicago Bears

Maybe it's me valuing safety and consistency over unclear upside, but I have been all over Swift this offseason. Give me a guy who has finished as an RB2 for 6 straight seasons at an RB23 cost. He has Ben Johnson's trust, and while Kyle Monangai projects to continue to be involved, he's currently dealing with an injury, and the word out of camp has been extremely positive regarding Swift. At age 27, he should still have plenty left in the tank, and considering he's been going in the 5th round of drafts, I think he's a fantastic RB2/3.