CBS Sports’ updated rookie rankings for Dynasty Fantasy Football Superflex leagues reveal a sharp shift in positional value. The top 15, according to the publication’s tiered breakdown, is dominated by wide receivers, with only Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love breaking the pattern near the top of the list. That clustering reflects a broader market consensus: in leagues that start two quarterbacks, teams are increasingly prioritizing pass-catching assets over traditional bell-cow backs, even for rookie drafts. Love’s presence as the lone early running back underscores his perceived upside, but the surrounding glut of receivers signals that analysts now view wide receiver floors as safer long-term holds in a superflex format. The unresolved tension remains whether Love can sustain that premium against a wave of pass-catchers whose careers typically outlast running back primes.