Outlook TreVeyon Henderson
Shifting Market Price Creates Intriguing Value in New England
TreVeyon Henderson enters his second season listed behind Rhamondre Stevenson on the New England depth chart, locking him into a shared backfield committee. Despite operating as the secondary option, Henderson proved his efficiency last year with a robust 4.9 yards per carry on 198 rush attempts, while showing his versatility by catching 38 passes.
Our models project Henderson to remain heavily involved in the offense, anticipating 180 carries for 860 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, alongside 37 receptions. This dual-threat capability gives him standalone flex value in PPR formats even while sharing the workload, with immense weekly upside if his role expands.
Analyzing the draft market, Henderson's ADP has experienced notable volatility, spiking into the mid-third round in late May before sliding back to around 44.00 in mid-June. This recent dip, compounded by off-field commentary, presents a buying opportunity. At his current price, our projections view him as an outstanding draft-day value with high-end RB2 upside.
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Outlook RJ Harvey
Solid Pass-Catching Role Offers PPR Floor Despite Committee Concerns in Denver
RJ Harvey enters his sophomore season as the primary backup to J.K. Dobbins in Denver's backfield. While his 3.7 yards per carry average during his rookie campaign raised some eyebrows, our models project him to maintain a steady complementary role. We project him for 126 rushing attempts and 517 yards on the ground, sharing the workload with Dobbins while keeping rookie Jonah Coleman at bay.
Harvey's true fantasy value lies in his pass-catching ability. After securing 47 receptions for 356 yards and five touchdowns last year, our projections expect him to remain highly active in the passing game with 45 catches. This robust receiving floor explains why he maintains a 100% roster rate and is actively started in 76% of fantasy leagues.
Looking at draft trends, Harvey's ADP spiked into the third round in late May before stabilizing near pick 61. At this mid-round price, his stable receiving profile in a 1.0 PPR format represents a strong value rather than an over-hyped reach, making him a reliable flex option with RB2 upside if injuries strike the depth chart.
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