
Ashton Jeanty
21-Year-Old
Free Agent
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Even in a league well-stocked with noteworthy running back talent at the moment, Jeanty is likely the highest-rated running back prospect going back years. That doesn't mean Jeanty will be the best running back in the NFL, and as Trent Richardson showed things can go wrong even for seemingly infallible prospects, but Jeanty nonetheless appears to be an infallible prospect. At 5-foot-9, 211 pounds Jeanty's build is naturally anchored, to the point that he breaks tackle attempts with seemingly minimal effort while otherwise demonstrating unusual movement ability. Jeanty is nailed to the floor and floating at the same time, which makes it difficult to get a grip on him. Jeanty showed the ability to dominate in two different roles at Boise State, thriving as a pass-catching running back in 2023 (18.3 carries, 3.6 catches per game) before converting to more of a pure rushing workhorse in 2024 (26.7 carries, 1.7 catches). This means that Jeanty would likely thrive as a Bijan Robinson-style workhorse equally well as he would in more of a space-specialist role like early-career Alvin Kamara. You might think of Jeanty as something like a heavier, stronger version of Jahmyr Gibbs, though perhaps a step slower. Read Past Outlooks

Won't work out at combine
Jeanty will do only medical evaluations and interviews at the NFL Scouting Combine, waiting for Boise State's Pro Day to do on-field drills, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
ANALYSIS
Widely viewed as the best running back in a strong draft class for the position, Jeanty will almost certainly be a first-round pick and doesn't necessarily need great pro-day numbers to cement that status. He's an early declare who turned 21 in December, shortly before winning the Maxwell and Doak Walker Awards and finishing second in the Heisman Trophy voting. He led FBS running backs in numerous categories this past season, including rushing yards (2,595), rushing touchdowns (29) and yards after contact per attempt (5.25, min. 75 attempts).
Widely viewed as the best running back in a strong draft class for the position, Jeanty will almost certainly be a first-round pick and doesn't necessarily need great pro-day numbers to cement that status. He's an early declare who turned 21 in December, shortly before winning the Maxwell and Doak Walker Awards and finishing second in the Heisman Trophy voting. He led FBS running backs in numerous categories this past season, including rushing yards (2,595), rushing touchdowns (29) and yards after contact per attempt (5.25, min. 75 attempts).
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Puts name in draft
Jeanty announced Jan. 7 via social media that he has declared for the 2025 NFL Draft.
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Projected to team with Swift
Jeanty is projected to be selected by the Bears with the 10th overall pick in the latest mock draft from Lance Zierlein of NFL.com.
ANALYSIS
Jeanty's most frequent mock-draft destination has been the Raiders with the sixth overall pick, but Zierlein sees the Boise State running back falling four spots from there. The Bears make for an interesting destination for Jeanty given the presence of D'Andre Swift in their backfield, but Zierlein notes after Chicago did a good job improving its offensive line this offseason, it should be taking what he labels as "the most explosive playmaker" of the draft as the next step.
Jeanty's most frequent mock-draft destination has been the Raiders with the sixth overall pick, but Zierlein sees the Boise State running back falling four spots from there. The Bears make for an interesting destination for Jeanty given the presence of D'Andre Swift in their backfield, but Zierlein notes after Chicago did a good job improving its offensive line this offseason, it should be taking what he labels as "the most explosive playmaker" of the draft as the next step.