From the episode
R.J. Harvey scored fantasy points last year once Dobbins went down but didn't necessarily look like the best running back doing it...the efficiency on the ground was a problem...Harvey's floor potentially being a lot lower than people might expect it to be.
STACKED’s take
Harvey faces efficiency concerns, Coleman competition, and Waddell's red zone impact limiting upside.
The source identifies R.J. Harvey as facing multiple headwinds in the Denver backfield. Last year, once Harvey became the lead back, he had efficiency problems on the ground (3.7 YPA vs. Dobbins' 5.0 YPA), which Sean Payton clearly noticed. Harvey will likely not have exclusive three-down work at the start of the season because Dobbins gets the first crack. If Dobbins goes down, Jonah Coleman could step in and fulfill that role, leaving Harvey without the three-down work he was drafted for. Additionally, the addition of Jalen Waddell could reduce Harvey's red zone touchdown opportunities, as Waddell can play an underneath role in the red zone. The source concludes Harvey's floor is 'a lot lower than people might expect it to be' and calls the backfield 'not my favorite pick in the world.'
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