There's only one preseason game left in the offseason for the Washington Commanders, and there are some notable shakeups in my latest 53-man roster projections. The team continues to make changes to the roster,

The NFL transaction wire revealed that the Bears worked out three veteran running backs on Tuesday, as pointed out by NFLTradeRumors. The running backs who tried out for Chicago are as follows: It isn’t particularly surprising the Bears are looking to add at running back.

The highest-ranked rookie in our 2025 running back rankings is, unsurprisingly, Ashton Jeanty, who is now leading the backfield for the Las Vegas Raiders. With an offense that has gone back-to-back draft classes with an offensive skill player at the helm, Jeanty has a big-time responsibility in helping restart the Raiders' rushing attack.

The Bears are looking for more help at running back as they recently worked out 3 players at the position, according to NFL insider Aaron Wilson.

Get the full 2025 fantasy football outlook on Aaron Jones, including his role with the Vikings, injury concerns, and more.

Virginia native becomes Michigan's 23rd commit of the cycle, potentially creating a historic backfield pairing with top quarterback commit Bryce Underwood.

Sean Payton is clearly a big Tyler Badie fan. The 25-year-old running back seemed poised to carve out a notable role in the Denver Broncos ' backfield last fall before a scary back injury derailed his season. Now healthy again, Badie appears to be the favorite for RB3 duties in 2025 behind veteran J.K. Dobbins and second-round draft pick RJ Harvey.

As part of our 2025 high school football preview, the NJ.com football staff has taken a look back as we move forward. We’ve gone back through our notebooks, scoured the stats and spent some serious time going over names.

Not only is Love our top-ranked running back heading into the 2025 season, but he’s also one of FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt’s top players entering the year. Klatt ranked Love as his sixth-best player in college football entering the year, saying that he "gives Notre Dame the ability to compete at the top end of the sport.