Rookie RJ Harvey led the Denver backfield in the showcased action, handling all first-team carries on early downs while J.K. Dobbins operated as the primary third-down option. The split hints at a potential feature role for Harvey in Week 1 if the pattern holds, boosting his weekly floor for fantasy managers. Across the league, multiple backfields offered early-down dominance by single backs, with Harvey among the clearest signals of a week-to-week workload that translates to fantasy opportunity.

Travis Hunter took 100% of 11-personnel snaps with the Jaguars’ first-team offense, thriving as both receiver and occasional slot option, while the Jets rotated Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, and Isaiah Davis in a way that could widen Hall’s early-down role. Jacory Croskey-Merritt emerged as a potential Washington Robinson backup, while TreV Henderson’s early usage with the Patriots suggested a path to meaningful third-down snaps and fantasy relevance. Marvin Mims Jr. flashed as a starter in Denver’s WR corps, and Zay Jones, Michael Wilson, and Marvin Harrison Jr. formed a trio of Cardinals receivers with heavy on-field time in 11 and 12 personnel; Wilson and Harrison Jr. look like weekly options, with Jones offering upside when Jones and Dortch split out wide.