FantasyPros Articles on RJ Harvey
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He finished last year as the RB20, averaging 12.2 PPR fantasy points per game. However, Harvey needed a featured role in the second half of the season to hit the mark. Yet, he scored 10.5 or fewer fantasy points in over half the games as the featured guy.
STACKED’s take
Harvey's backfield split and poor Chiefs history make him a Week 1 bust candidate.
Harvey finished last year as RB20, averaging 12.2 PPR fantasy points per game, but needed a featured role in the second half to hit that mark and scored 10.5 or fewer fantasy points in over half his games as the featured guy. Now he will split backfield work with J.K. Dobbins and Jonah Coleman, reducing his volume. More critically, Harvey struggled in both matchups against the Chiefs as a rookie, averaging 12.5 rushing attempts for 36.5 yards, zero touchdowns, and 13.3 fantasy points per game despite Dobbins missing both games. He needed five receptions and a receiving touchdown in Week 17 against a Chiefs team that had given up on the season to score double-digit fantasy points.
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