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Flock Fantasy fantasy football takes on RJ Harvey

Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Flock Fantasy about RJ Harvey.

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All Flock Fantasy insights about RJ Harvey

PositiveValueJul 29, 2026
Despite red flags including a poor end-of-season finish as a rookie, competition from JK Dobbins and round-four draft pick Jonah Coleman, and the source acknowledging he "didn't look great at the end of last season," Harvey is valued as a fine eighth-round pick because he had multiple games with over 20 fantasy points in his rookie year and runs behind arguably the best offensive line in the NFL; Flock Fantasy projects he will be available at pick 86 and plans to take him as RB3, betting that repeating his rookie-season production in year two justifies the selection.
PositiveBreakoutJul 20, 2026
RJ Harvey could be the straightup starter and favorite to start for Denver, a contrarian take against consensus which views JK Dobbins as the starter. Harvey is a better receiving back than Dobbins with 6.1 yards per target, which Keaton Mitchell likes a ton. Despite poor film grades and 3.7 yards per carry, Harvey has a higher floor than Kyle Manungai, Blake Corm, and Jonathan Brooks because Denver has arguably the best offensive line in the NFL. Even if Dobbins splits the backfield 50/50 or Jonah Coleman spells him, Harvey could be startable without a Dobbins injury, and Dobbins has never made it through an entire season healthy.
PositiveBreakoutJul 2, 2026
RJ Harvey is a rookie running back with strong historical comps (DeAndre Swift, Rashad White, Marlon Mack, Tariq Cohen, James Cook) who averaged 13+ PPG in their second seasons. Harvey's rookie season included games of 19.8, 24.1, 16.6, 21, 22, and 18.6 fantasy points. JJ Zachariason prefers Harvey over JK Dobbins in the same draft round due to Dobbins' injury history, stating he is "definitely taking RJ Arvey over JK Dobbins if they're going in the same round." Harvey is going at pick 88 in drafts, earlier than Dobbins (pick 94), and is competing with Dobbins and Jonah Coleman for touches in the same backfield, suggesting Harvey is the preferred option among the three backs. The signing of Jonah Coleman to Denver slightly caps Harvey's ceiling by providing a backup plan if Dobbins goes down, reducing the three-down workload upside.