RJ Harvey

RB · #27

DEN · RB · Age 25

FLEX

RJ Harvey's recent carry share of 56% in his last game signals he is a key part of Denver’s rushing attack, but his inconsistent PPR scoring (13.9 points over the trailing four games) suggests he lacks elite upside.

Role & volume

RJ Harvey has seen significant rushing volume in recent weeks, with a carry share of 56% in his last game and an average of 48.9% over the trailing four games.

Projected role

Harvey is projected to maintain a substantial role as Denver's lead back, but recent coaching changes under Sean Payton and Bill Belichick do not provide clear signals for increased or decreased value.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Given his inconsistent PPR scoring and the lack of clarity from coaching changes, Harvey projects as a FLEX option with a floor around 4.3 points and a ceiling near RB39-level production.

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Our read vs. the market

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Not enough recent NFL production to trust the fundamentals rank yet — no call.

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Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Usage & Volume
Denver runs a three-back rotation with J.K. Dobbins entrenched as the early-down starter and Jonah Coleman also working early downs, capping Harvey's snap share near 44% on the season and limiting his ceiling to passing situations.
Injury Concerns
Harvey had offseason surgery for a torn labrum suffered in the AFC Championship loss to New England; he has been a full practice participant since, but shoulder durability under contact is worth monitoring early in the year.

Opportunity Flags

Target Volume
Head coach Sean Payton has publicly ticketed Harvey for the third-down/passing-down role, and his target share climbed to a season-high 22% by the AFC Championship, giving him a dependable weekly floor in Denver's passing game.

Format Comparison

RJ Harvey — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	2,483	—
PPR SF	2,027	-456