RJ Harvey
2025 Season Outlooks
Harvey was selected by Denver in the second round of April's draft. He is on the small side (5-foot-8, 205 pounds), but he plays tough and is productive, having run for 10-plus yards on a class-best 23% of his carries last season. Size and age (24) concerns aside, he showed well at the combine, including a 4.40 40, 38-inch vertical and 127-inch broad jump. Harvey's landing spot is very good, as fellow newcomer J.K. Dobbins is his primary competition for work. The duo may split carries, but Harvey is a good bet to emerge as the primary receiving back, which is notable in a Sean Payton offense that often leans heavily on RBs in the passing game. Harvey is a fringe RB2 target, but there's upside for even more.
His PFF rushing grade against Power-5 opponents was 93.4 over the past three years, which was just ahead of Blake Corum, Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson, and just below Cam Skattebo, Damien Martinez and Bucky Irving.
Broncos running backs have caught 214 passes over the past two years, which is more than any other team.
The Broncos' offensive line is generally more of an asset than a liability. The line stayed very healthy last season, with all five starters playing at least 850 snaps and at least 14 of 18 games, including the playoffs. Denver retained all five linemen for this season.
2025 Fantasy Football Rankings
Standard
#60
PPR
#59
Half-PPR
#58
Superflex
#75
2025 Fantasy Football Draft Projections
| Rush Yds | Rush TD | Rec | Rec Yds | Rec TD | 816.3 | 5.6 | 39.7 | 307.8 | 2.0 |
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2025 Average Draft Position (ADP)
Standard
#52
Pick 5.04
PPR
#54
Pick 5.06
Half-PPR
#50
Pick 5.02
Superflex
#66
Pick 6.06
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