From the episode

I've kind of been RJ Harvey pilled... drafting second year running backs and ambiguous backfields who catch passes... And RJ Harvey is, is all of that... he's not going in round five anymore... the receiving work is still going to be there for him probably to some degree to start the season.

STACKED’s take

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Harvey's lower ADP now makes him a worthwhile second-year RB target with pass-catching upside.

JJ Zachariason has become bullish on RJ Harvey as a second-year running back in an ambiguous backfield who catches passes—a process that has historically yielded strong ADP-trend results. He entered the offseason skeptical of Harvey but now sees reduced opportunity cost at his current ADP (no longer round five), making him a worthwhile target. The receiving work should remain available to start the season, and he has contingent upside if Dobbins or Coleman get injured.

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