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RJ Harvey on IR; opens backfield for Coleman-Dobbins duo.
Running back is on injured reserve, creating opportunity for Jonah Coleman and JK Dobbins to split carries. The source notes that with both RJ Harvey and Tyler Badie on IR, the Coleman-Dobbins backfield will be the primary option for the Broncos going forward, barring a trade deadline move.

RJ Harvey placed on IR with knee injury; eligible to return Week 13.
RJ Harvey has officially been placed on IR after suffering a knee injury during Thursday's practice session leading up to Week 8. The second-year running back sustained structural damage to the joint, prompting Denver to shut him down for an extended recovery period. The move guarantees Harvey will miss at least four games, but the Broncos do not believe the injury is season-ending. Based on the current timeline, Harvey is expected to be eligible to return in Week 13, after Denver's Week 10 bye. With Harvey sidelined, Denver will turn to Jonah Coleman, J.K. Dobbins and additional depth options to help absorb passing-down and rotational backfield duties.

RJ Harvey placed on IR; Broncos backfield narrows to Dobbins and Coleman.
The Broncos placed RJ Harvey on injured reserve (IR) on Friday before Week 8, narrowing the three-way backfield committee to J.K. Dobbins and Jonah Coleman.

2nd-round pick in 2024; currently on IR.
2nd-round pick in 2024; currently on IR. Mentioned as part of Broncos' young RB room alongside Coleman and Dobbins. If JT acquired, Harvey's role would be further diminished. One comment noted with all 3 healthy in week 7, Coleman out-touched both Harvey and Dobbins. Speculation that either Harvey or Coleman could be traded to Colts as part of deal structure.

Harvey placed on short-term IR, adding to Broncos' RB depth concerns.
The source reports that second-year back RJ Harvey was placed on short-term injured reserve this week, joining Tyler Badie on the shelf, further depleting the Broncos' running back depth and contributing to their pursuit of Jonathan Taylor.

RJ Harvey placed on short-term injured reserve; out for extended period
Running back placed on short-term injured reserve and will be out for an extended period; unavailable for Week 8 Broncos-Chiefs matchup.

RJ Harvey placed on short-term injured reserve, out for a while.
Running back placed on short-term injured reserve, meaning he will be out for an extended period and unavailable for Week 8 against the Chiefs.

R.J. Harvey placed on IR, out for Week 8
Running back R.J. Harvey was previously listed as out for Week 8 and the Broncos placed him on IR on Saturday, ruling him out for the game against Kansas City.

R.J. Harvey placed on IR
Running back R.J. Harvey was previously listed as out for Sunday; the Broncos placed him on IR on Saturday.

Harvey officially out; Broncos down to two healthy backs
RJ Harvey is officially out, leaving Denver with only two healthy backs on the active roster.

Harvey placed on IR; out minimum four games.
Harvey was placed on IR and will miss the next four games at minimum.

Harvey placed on short-term injured reserve, triggering Schrader elevation
Second-year running back placed on short-term injured reserve, opening a roster spot that triggered the Broncos' signing of Taylor Rapp to the 53-man roster and elevation of Cody Schrader as RB3.

RJ Harvey placed on IR with knee injury; out minimum four games.
Denver Broncos RB RJ Harvey suffered a knee injury and was placed on the Reserve/Injured list on Saturday, Oct. 31, requiring him to miss a minimum of four games. Harvey was added to the injury report after being a limited participant Thursday, Oct. 29, before being ruled out after missing practice altogether Friday, Oct. 30.

RJ Harvey placed on short-term IR with knee injury; out at least four games.
Second-year running back placed on short-term injured reserve due to knee injury suffered in practice; will miss at least four games and is eligible to return for Broncos' home game vs. Miami Dolphins on December 6th. Harvey had been the Broncos' most consistent offensive playmaker this season, including a 50+ yard touchdown on a screen play vs. Arizona Cardinals.

Harvey sidelined 4+ games with knee injury; Broncos' most consistent offensive playmaker out.
Second-year RB placed on short-term injured reserve with knee injury suffered in practice; will miss at least four games and is eligible to return for Broncos' home game vs. Miami Dolphins on December 6th. Harvey has been the Broncos' most consistent offensive playmaker this season, including a 50+ yard touchdown on a screen play vs. Arizona Cardinals; his absence is described as a major blow to the Broncos' offense heading into the second half of the schedule.

R.J. Harvey out at least four games with knee injury; eligible to return Week 13.
R.J. Harvey suffered a knee injury in practice and is going on injured reserve, which requires a minimum four-game absence. He will miss games against the Chiefs (Week 8), Panthers (Week 9), the Week 10 bye, Raiders (Week 11), and Steelers (Week 12), becoming eligible to return Week 13 on December 6 against the Dolphins. Harvey is a backup who plays extensively on third downs and serves as the Broncos' top receiver out of the backfield with 25 catches for 217 yards and 24 carries for 87 yards this season.

Placed on IR with minimum 4-game absence; return expected Week 13 at earliest.
Placed on IR with minimum 4-game absence; return expected Week 13 at earliest. Rapid escalation from LP→DNP→Out→IR in 3 days contradicted initial 'not expected to miss much time' report. Community notes this is a classic coaching staff misdirection. Dropable in 10-12 team leagues; hold only in deep leagues. Multiple comments reference dropping him for waiver pickups or stashing other RBs.

Harvey sidelined Sunday vs. Chiefs with non-serious knee injury.
Second-year running back RJ Harvey suffered a knee injury during practice this week, which is not considered serious per reports, but he will sit out Sunday's game versus the Chiefs.

Harvey sidelined vs. Chiefs with knee injury after taking over backfield.
Second-year running back RJ Harvey suffered a knee injury during practice this week, which is not considered serious per reports, but he will sit out Sunday's game vs. the Chiefs. Harvey was recently activated off injured reserve and had immediately taken over the Broncos backfield, leading the team's backs in snaps, touches, and yards. His injury absence could intensify trade talks for Jonathan Taylor.

Harvey's 52-yard TD shows he's the backfield's receiving threat; expect more screens.
RJ Harvey is the primary receiving threat in Denver's three-man backfield, as evidenced by his 52-yard touchdown reception against Arizona. Mile High Report expects Kansas City to prepare for more running back screens on Sunday, with Harvey being the key target in that role.

Harvey's 52-yard TD reception signals more screen pass usage entering Sunday.
RJ Harvey is Denver's receiving threat in the three-man backfield alongside Jonah Coleman and J.K. Dobbins. He demonstrated his receiving upside with a 52-yard touchdown reception against Arizona, and Mile High Report expects Kansas City should prepare for more running back screens from Harvey on Sunday.

Harvey and Dobbins averaging 3.4 YPC; Broncos rank 30th in rush success rate
RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins have combined to average just 3.4 yards per carry for the Broncos this season. The Broncos rank 30th in rush success rate, indicating a lackluster running game despite the team's 5-2 record.

Harvey's status vs. Chiefs in doubt; Coleman expected to see increased touches.
RJ Harvey's status vs. the Chiefs is in doubt, which opens the door for increased opportunity for rookie running back Jonah Coleman in the Broncos' backfield.

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.'

RJ Harvey ruled out with knee injury.
Ruled out with a knee injury; unavailable for Sunday's game.

RJ Harvey ruled out with knee injury.
RB RJ Harvey is ruled out with a knee injury for Week 8.

RJ Harvey's knee injury deemed not serious; minimal fantasy concern.
RJ Harvey's knee injury is not believed to be serious, suggesting minimal fantasy impact and likely continued availability.

Harvey's knee injury not believed serious; expected back after bye week.
RJ Harvey suffered a knee injury in practice and was ruled out for the Broncos' game against Kansas City Chiefs, but a source told The Denver Post that the injury does not appear to be serious or hold him out long term. With the Broncos two games away from their bye week, the team may put him into rehab mode for a return after the bye, suggesting a near-term recovery window.

Harvey's knee injury deemed not serious; availability expected.
RJ Harvey's knee injury is not believed to be serious; this suggests the running back should avoid extended absence and remain available for upcoming fantasy lineups.

Harvey's knee injury not believed serious; encouraging timeline for return.
RJ Harvey ruled out for Chiefs game with knee injury suffered in practice, but a source told The Denver Post the injury is not believed to be severe or hold him out long term; encouraging news for the 2nd-year RB suggests potential return after bye week.