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Dynasty RB rankings, Week 6

Jahmyr Gibbs is the No. 1 dynasty RB: a dynasty value of 814, 24 years old, at a current level of 24.3 PPR points a game. Bijan Robinson is next at 678. 60 running backs ranked.

Updated Oct 14, 2026 at 10:13 PM ET

Dynasty RB rankings, Week 6, 60 ranked
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1Jahmyr GibbsRB1DET814
2Bijan RobinsonRB2ATL678
3Ashton JeantyRB3LV463
4Kenneth WalkerRB4KC433
5Jonathan TaylorRB5IND413
6Kyren WilliamsRB6LAR400
7Javonte WilliamsRB7DAL352
8James CookRB8BUF345
9Christian McCaffreyRB9SF321
10Bucky IrvingRB10TB312
11Chase BrownRB11CIN288
12Jeremiyah LoveRB12ARIQuestionable275
13De'Von AchaneRB13MIAIR263
14Quinshon JudkinsRB14CLEQuestionable256
15Jaylen WarrenRB15PIT246
16Cam SkatteboRB16NYG246
17Breece HallRB17NYJDoubtful240
18Derrick HenryRB18BAL219
19Chuba HubbardRB19CAR210
20D'Andre SwiftRB20CHI196
21Omarion HamptonRB21LAC169
22Bhayshul TutenRB22JAX154
23Kyle MonangaiRB23CHIQuestionable126
24Rhamondre StevensonRB24NE119
25RJ HarveyRB25DEN111
26Aaron JonesRB26MINQuestionable105
27Travis EtienneRB27NOIR94
28TreVeyon HendersonRB28NEQuestionable84
29Braelon AllenRB29NYJ81
30Josh JacobsRB30GBNA69
31Jacory Croskey-MerrittRB31WAS63
32Woody MarksRB32HOU62
33Zach CharbonnetRB33SEAPUP59
34Tony PollardRB34TEN54
35Emanuel WilsonRB35SEA53
36David MontgomeryRB36HOUDoubtful50
37Saquon BarkleyRB37PHIQuestionable49
38J.K. DobbinsRB38DEN47
39MarShawn LloydRB39GB46
40Jonah ColemanRB40DENIR37
41Kenny GainwellRB41TB36
42Trey BensonRB42ARIIR35
43Rachaad WhiteRB43WAS28
44Audric EstimeRB44CLE27
45Alvin KamaraRB45NOQuestionable26
46Kimani VidalRB46LAC20
47Rico DowdleRB47PITQuestionable15
48Jawhar JordanRB48HOU14
49Michael CarterRB49TEN13
50Tyler AllgeierRB50ARI13
51Blake CorumRB51LAR12
52Jordan MasonRB52MINIR10
53Dylan SampsonRB53CLEIR10
54Tyjae SpearsRB54TENQuestionable8
55Ollie GordonRB55MIAQuestionable8
56Devin NealRB56WAS6
57Brian RobinsonRB57ATL4
58Devin SingletaryRB58NYG3
59Ty JohnsonRB59BUFQuestionable3
60Tyrone TracyRB60NYG1

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How the dynasty values work

Dynasty value is age curve times current level times role security. It is the PPR points a player is projected to score above a replacement player at his position over the rest of the 2026 season and the next 4, each later season counted at 80 percent of the one before. 577 players had a rate this week.

Current level: a weighted mean of his market-implied PPR points per game (135 players had one), his 2026 points per game and his 2025 points per game, pulled toward a fringe starter's level when the sample is small. Scoring comes from Sleeper's public season stats.

Age curve: each future season moves that level along his position's aging curve, which peaks at QB 27 to 32, RB 24 to 25, WR 25 to 28, TE 27 to 29. Young players climb toward the peak; players past it fall.

Role security: 0.55 plus 0.45 times his snap share over his team's last three games, measured against a full time share for the position (198 players had snap data). Without snap data, his depth chart spot sets it.

Replacement: the first player past what twelve dynasty rosters hold. In one quarterback leagues that level is 13.9 points a game at QB, 6.3 at RB, 6.9 at WR and 7.7 at TE. Superflex moves the QB line to 12.3. TE premium adds half a point per catch to tight ends against the same line.

Rookie picks: a 2027 pick is worth what the same numbered player of the last two rookie classes is worth today (59 players from 2026, 94 players from 2025), less one season for the wait.

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Common questions

  • Who is the No. 1 dynasty RB right now?

    Jahmyr Gibbs, at a dynasty value of 814, ahead of Bijan Robinson (678) and Ashton Jeanty (463). Values are projected PPR points above a replacement player over this season and the next 4.

  • How are these dynasty rankings made?

    From production and age, not opinion. Each player's current PPR points per game, from Sleeper's public 2026 and 2025 stats and our market-implied rate, is projected 4 seasons ahead along his position's age curve, scaled by his share of his team's snaps, and measured against a replacement player. Later seasons count for less.

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