The 2024 fantasy football season has concluded, leaving a mix of excitement and disappointment among fantasy managers. The rookie class featured standout performances from quarterbacks, receivers, and tight ends, while the running back position was less fruitful. Jonathon Brooks faced a challenging year, sidelined by injuries, and MarShawn Lloyd saw minimal action. However, Bucky Irving, Trey Benson, and Blake Corum provided glimpses of potential, with Irving emerging as the only one with significant fantasy impact.

Irving, initially a sleeper pick, finished strong with an RB14 ranking, showcasing his ability to contribute both in rushing and receiving. Despite concerns about potential competition in the Tampa Bay backfield, selling high on Irving could be a savvy move. Conversely, Trey Benson's path is clouded by James Conner's extension, making him a buy-low target for the future. Blake Corum, drafted into a crowded Los Angeles Rams backfield, struggled to find his footing but remains a potential trade target as well, especially with Kyren Williams' contract situation.