Outlook RJ Harvey
Pass-Catching Role Offers Standalone Value Amid Tumbling Draft Cost
Operating as the secondary option behind J.K. Dobbins in Denver's backfield, RJ Harvey enters his second season carving out clear passing-down responsibilities. Head coach Sean Payton noted Harvey is positioned to handle third-down duties, giving him standalone utility in PPR formats.
Coming off a rookie campaign with 47 receptions and five receiving scores, Harvey offers reliable pass-catching efficiency. Our projections forecast another solid complementary workload, pegging him for 150 carries, 575 rushing yards, 45 catches, and nine total touchdowns for 180.0 fantasy points.
Market sentiment has cooled considerably on Harvey over the summer. After holding an ADP near 65 in July, his draft cost has tumbled past pick 120 into double-digit rounds. That plunging draft price creates an appealing late-round buying opportunity relative to our projections.
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Outlook Kimani Vidal
Buried on the Depth Chart and Sinking in Draft Value
After handling 155 carries in 2025, Kimani Vidal enters the 2026 campaign buried in the Chargers' backfield rotation. With Omarion Hampton commanding lead duties and Keaton Mitchell ahead of him in the pecking order, Vidal is relegated to a reserve role barring multiple injuries.
Our models forecast a steep drop in volume, projecting Vidal for just 75 carries, 300 rushing yards, and 15 receptions for 115 receiving yards, equating to 61.0 fantasy points. His limited pass-catching profile severely restricts any standalone flex appeal in PPR formats.
Draft sentiment has collapsed accordingly, with Vidal's ADP plummeting from pick 180 in July down to 278. Fantasy managers have steadily moved on, dropping his rostered rate to 7%. He profiles as a falling asset rather than a value steal and can be avoided in standard drafts.
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