The Most Important RB Metric- League Winners Revealed

League-Winning RBs Based on Fantasy Points per Touch
The Great Equalizer for Fantasy Football 2025

Last year this one metric pointed directly to De’Von Achane, Kyren Williams, and Chase Brown as breakout picks.

We’re back again with the 2025 leaders in Fantasy Points per Touch (minimum 70 touches)… and the takeaways are massive.

Jahmyr Gibbs Can Repeat as RB1 Overall

• Led all RBs in FPPT: 1.07, same as 2023 CMC

• DET’s new OC: “We’re running the offense through Gibbs”

• Clear Top 4 Pick in drafts

Ray Davis > James Cook?

• Davis: 0.82 FPPT (more efficient than Cook’s 1.04 once TDs are normalized)

• TDs are not sticky — efficiency matters

• Davis could steal the job in Buffalo

Tyjae Spears is the Best Titans RB

• 0.84 FPPT (12th) vs. Tony Pollard’s 0.57 (49th)

• Weeks 15–17: 20.7 PPG, 61% snaps

• Spears > Pollard. It’s already happening.

Derrick Henry is Not Washed

• 0.95 FPPT (4th) despite low reception totals

• Carried by 18 TDs — but who cares?

• Still a top-12 RB — Round 2 smash

Jaydon Blue Could Break Out in Dallas

• Javonte Williams: 0.64 FPPT (38th)

• Miles Sanders: No pulse

• Blue looks like the best RB in this backfield

Najee Harris On Borrowed Time

• 0.60 FPPT (46th of 56 qualifiers)

• 3.9 YPC = 3rd worst among 200+ carry RBs

• Omarion Hampton = Next Up

More Quick Hits

• Zach Charbonnet could be SEA RB1

• Travis Etienne needs Liam Cohen to unlock him

• Austin Ekeler still sneaky late pick

• Raheem Mostert… yeah, no

This Stat Hit Last Year
It’s one of the strongest indicators of value — especially late in drafts.

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