Fantasy football fans, brace yourselves: the Denver Broncos’ backfield for 2026 is a sleeper showdown between Jonah Coleman and R.J. Harvey. Harvey, a second-round pick, hasn’t dazzled with his 3.7-yard average or reliance on touchdowns over efficiency. Coleman, drafted later in the fourth round, offers better value and more consistent upside — even if he lacks elite ceiling. The Broncos’ move to bring back J.K. Dobbins while still drafting Coleman signals they’re hedging their bets on Harvey. And here’s the kicker: fantasy drafts are pricing Harvey like a top-80 RB while Coleman sits at pick 149 — a massive mismatch. With Dobbins’ injury history looming, Coleman is the smarter, cheaper play for that RB2 role. Don’t sleep on him.
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