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His receiving workload has been pretty good. He's actually missed a game so far. He missed week two and he's still six or better in targets catches and receiving yards among running backs this season... The problem, guys, is usually when you're involved that much as a pass catcher, you'll get decent production as a rusher. That's not the case for RJ Harvey. He's just not a factor. He's 12 carries for 49 yards across his three games so far this season.
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Harvey's pass-catching role doesn't offset his weak rushing production and committee usage.

Harvey has been busy as a pass catcher—six or better in targets, catches, and receiving yards among running backs this season despite missing Week 2—but his rushing production is negligible: 12 carries for 49 yards across three games. The source notes that while his receiving workload has been pretty good, he's just not a factor as a rusher, and with the Broncos using three running backs every single game, Harvey doesn't have enough of a ceiling to make him an appealing start.

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