FantasyPros Articles on RJ Harvey
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RJ Harvey at RB26 is one of my favorite bets at the position because we already saw the upside as a rookie. Harvey led all running backs in fantasy points per touch during the first half of last season, scored 12 total touchdowns and, after J.K. Dobbins went down, averaged 16.8 touches per game while finishing as the RB13 in points per game from Weeks 11-18.
STACKED’s take
Harvey at RB26 has RB1 upside with proven efficiency and Waddle creating more scoring chances.
At RB26, Harvey is one of the favorite bets at the position because we already saw the upside as a rookie. Harvey led all running backs in fantasy points per touch during the first half of last season, scored 12 total touchdowns, and after J.K. Dobbins went down, averaged 16.8 touches per game while finishing as the RB13 in points per game from Weeks 11-18. He wasn't simply living off Dobbins' leftovers near the goal line; Harvey had 26 carries inside the 20 and scored five times on those attempts, while also finishing sixth among running backs in targets per route run. Denver has since added Jaylen Waddle to an offense that won 14 games last season, and adding that type of explosive element should create more scoring opportunities. At RB26, betting on a second-year back who has already shown he can produce with limited touches, handle more volume when asked, and has legitimate RB1 upside if this backfield shifts further in his direction.
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