Fantasy Life Articles on RJ Harvey
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Harvey has finished as the RB34, RB24, and RB9, averaging 12.7 PPG. He isn't getting much work on the ground, but he leads the team with a 23% target share. In fact, he leads all NFL RBs in target share heading into Monday night.
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Harvey leads NFL RBs in target share (23%) with elite 2.59 YPRR; upside if rush share increases.
RJ Harvey leads the NFL in target share among RBs at 23%, with a season-high 35% rush share in Week 4 that yielded his best Utilization Score (75) and fantasy output (19.3 points). Harvey has finished as RB34, RB24, and RB9, averaging 12.7 PPG. His 2.59 YPRR is elite, ranking only behind Bijan Robinson among backs with at least 25 routes. If Harvey gets more work on base downs, he could offer league-winning upside. Sean Payton has historically preferred multi-pronged attacks, and Jonah Coleman will return from IR, making a takeover projection difficult. However, J.K. Dobbins is averaging only 3.5 YPC, leaving the door open. McFarland notes that elite passing-down options that move into full-time roles can win leagues, and Harvey's archetype is one where the ceiling outcome is massive if he transitions to a larger role.
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