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ArticleFantasy Football Week 8 Start/Sit Advice: Running Backs (2026)
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With Jonah Coleman back. Harvey had only a 25% snap rate, three rushing attempts (11.5% of the rushing work), and a 25% route share (6.9% target share). I can't plug him into a flex spot this week, though. His workload could evaporate this week in a blink if Jonah Coleman's role grows more.
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Harvey's workload evaporating with Coleman back; sit despite favorable passing matchup.

RJ Harvey had a big play in the passing game and a touchdown last week that helped save his day, but his usage was concerning. With Jonah Coleman back, Harvey had only a 25% snap rate, three rushing attempts (11.5% of the rushing work), and a 25% route share (6.9% target share). While Kansas City has allowed the 14th-most receiving fantasy points per game and tenth-most yards per target to backs over their last five games, the source states: 'I can't plug him into a flex spot this week, though. His workload could evaporate this week in a blink if Jonah Coleman's role grows more. If Harvey didn't have the one big play and score last week, it wouldn't be a question at all. He'd be a locked-in sit this week.'

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