Ekeler is still one of the best pass-catching backs in the NFL. He ranked first in yards per target and yards per reception among RBs with 40+ targets last year. Kliff Kingsbury is an expert at utilizing pass-catching backs in his offense, so Ekeler is a very good borderline RB4/RB5 in half- and full-PPR leagues.

3-Travis Hunter, WR, JAX Hunter, a true two-way star, might be the NFL's busiest rookie, since he figures to serve as both a disruptive defensive back and a playmaking pass-catcher. Fantasy managers will only focus on that latter role, though, and it figures to be plenty potent given the Jaguars' need for more explosion in their offense.

Here are the 25 best fantasy football seasons for running backs in points-per-reception leagues since 2001.