Outlook Najee Harris
Najee Harris Facing Limited Workload in Crowded Giants Backfield
Najee Harris looked sharp in his preseason debut with 59 total yards on 12 touches after signing a one-year deal with New York following his recovery from an Achilles tear. While he rotated with the first-team offense late in camp, he opens the regular season deep on the depth chart behind rookie Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr.
With an ownership rate sitting at 14% and negligible starting viability, Harris should remain on fantasy benches for now. Our weekly projection slates him for 5.8 carries and 23 rushing yards (4.4 fantasy points), meaning managers should keep him stashed as backfield depth rather than considering him in starting lineups.
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Outlook Jonah Coleman
Jonah Coleman Opens Season as High-Upside Stash in Crowded Denver Backfield
The rookie enters the regular season slotted behind veteran J.K. Dobbins and change-of-pace option RJ Harvey on Denver's depth chart. While Sean Payton has voiced high praise for his maturity and instincts, recent reports confirm Dobbins opens as the primary ball-carrier, leaving Coleman to carve out rotational snaps and short-yardage work.
Rostered in 43% of leagues but started in fewer than 1%, Coleman remains purely a bench stash to monitor rather than a lineup consideration. Our projections see a modest role with roughly 4 carries and 14 rushing yards (3.7 fantasy points), though any injury ahead of him would immediately elevate his fantasy profile.
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