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RJ Harvey did good things as a receiver, scored 12 total touchdowns... Five yards per carry for just 3.7 for Harvey... interested to see again if we actually could have, you know, sort of a bigger year two role on the table for RJ Harvey...I'm concerned we don't have that same handcuff upside anymore.
STACKED’s take
Superior efficiency but Coleman's versatility threatens handcuff upside.
Harvey averaged 5 yards per carry (vs. Dobbins' 3.7) and scored 12 total TDs last season, suggesting potential for expanded year-two role. However, Ian Hartitz expresses concern that his role may not change regardless of Dobbins' health status. The key fantasy question is whether Harvey retains a receiving role (10–12 touches per game in full PPR) and maintains handcuff upside behind an often-injured Dobbins, or if Jonah Coleman's presence as the direct backup diminishes that upside. Coleman's skill set—pass protection and receiving ability—combined with his direct handcuff role creates a 'three-headed nightmare' in Baltimore's backfield that impacts Harvey's fantasy value from day one.
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