Outlook RJ Harvey
RJ Harvey at SF — Pass-Catching Role Offers PPR Flex Appeal
Fully cleared following an in-game concussion evaluation last week, Harvey enters Week 4 healthy as Denver's designated change-of-pace back behind J.K. Dobbins. With Jonah Coleman on injured reserve, Harvey's passing-down duties are secure after commanding seven targets and hauling in six receptions in his last outing.
Facing San Francisco in an expected high-scoring road matchup, the game environment could tilt heavily toward the pass. Our projections anticipate Harvey handling around four to five receptions and 17 rushing yards for 11.4 fantasy points. With his start rate rising to 23%, fantasy managers can view him as a viable PPR flex option.
Updated 13 hrs ago
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Outlook Kaelon Black
Kaelon Black vs DEN — Clear Backup Value in a High-Scoring Spot
Black enters Week 4 healthy and solidified as the primary backup behind Christian McCaffrey on San Francisco's depth chart, especially with depth back Jordan James ruled inactive. While Black saw significant run in the season opener, his workload has receded to just 11 carries over his last two games as McCaffrey dominates backfield snaps.
Our weekly projection anticipates a modest output of roughly 6 carries for 27 yards and minimal target volume against Denver. Rostered in 57% of leagues but started in just 1%, Black lacks standalone flex viability and belongs on the bench this week, though he remains a premium handcuff stash.
Updated 13 hrs ago

