Outlook RJ Harvey
RJ Harvey vs SEA — Pass-Catching Role Offers PPR Flex Appeal in Low-Scoring Matchup
Operating behind J.K. Dobbins in Denver's backfield, Harvey enters Week 6 with a clean bill of health and an established pass-catching niche. While his early-down carries are limited, his ability to create space on passing downs keeps him heavily involved in the Broncos' offensive schemes.
Our projections forecast Harvey for approximately 17 rushing yards on 5 carries alongside 4 to 5 catches for 32 yards, totaling 11.3 fantasy points. Facing Seattle in an expected low-scoring contest, fantasy managers can view him as a viable PPR flex option whose target floor offsets a modest rushing ceiling.
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Outlook Tyrone Tracy
Tyrone Tracy vs. Saints — Minimal Role in Crowded Giants Backfield
Earlier in the season, ball-security issues pushed Tracy down the depth chart, and he now operates in a crowded New York backfield behind Cam Skattebo and Najee Harris. Over his last two appearances, Tracy has totaled just four carries and two receptions, leaving him with virtually no standalone weekly involvement.
Facing an even matchup against the Saints at MetLife Stadium, our projections expect Tracy to see a negligible role with roughly three carries for 14 yards and minimal target volume (2.7 projected fantasy points). With his roster rate sinking to 3% and zero active starts across fantasy leagues, Tracy should remain firmly planted on benches and waiver wires in all formats.
