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 Jonah Coleman
High-Upside Rookie Poised to Outperform Late-Round ADP
Jonah Coleman enters his rookie campaign creating significant buzz within Denver's backfield. While currently listed behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, head coach Sean Payton has praised his pro-ready maturity and instincts. Reports suggest Coleman will earn immediate rotational work, especially in short-yardage situations.
Our projections expect Coleman to log 85 carries for 375 rushing yards and three touchdowns, along with 14 receptions for 100 yards and a score. While he begins the year in a shared backfield, his powerful running style gives him legitimate touchdown equity from day one.
Draft market trends show Coleman’s ADP has drifted from pick 144 in late July down to around 198, transforming him into a bargain in 1.0 PPR leagues. With his roster rate steadily rising to 32%, he represents an intriguing late-round stash with a clear path to standalone value.
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