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R.J. Harvey’s rushing efficiency has lagged, but his receiving role continues to prop up his production.

• Has cleared this number in three of his last four games, averaging 39 receiving yards and 5.25 targets
• New England allowed the sixth-most receptions to running backs this season
• Over Jarrett Stidham’s last two starts, Denver running backs were targeted 21 times for 117 receiving yards

When the offense tilts pass-heavy and backs absorb targets, Harvey’s receiving yardage stays in play.

TreVeyon Henderson’s role has shifted, but his rushing volume remains intact enough to clear a modest yardage line.

• Has cleared this number in nine of his last 12 games
• Logged 12 carries last week against Houston despite playing behind Stevenson
• Denver just allowed 174 total yards on 28 touches to the Buffalo backfield, including 117 rushing yards to James Cook

When carries stay steady and the matchup softens, Henderson’s rushing yardage follows. My #1 pick is a different patriot expecting to see a lot of targets.

Stefon Diggs’ yardage has been muted, but his postseason usage spike keeps his target floor intact.

• Averaging six targets per game over his last five games
• Ran a route on 85% and 84.8% of dropbacks in the postseason, up from 68.3% in the regular season
• Denver forces the fifth-most wide receiver targets in the NFL, and Diggs plays 52.3% of his snaps from the slot, the softest area of Denver’s coverage compared to the outside

When routes climb and coverage funnels throws inside, targets continue to accumulate.

Drake Maye’s scrambling ability remains a reliable outlet against pressure-heavy defenses.

• Finished the season with 489 scrambling yards, tied for the most in the NFL
• Denver blitzes at the third-highest rate in the league, forcing quarterbacks to escape the pocket
• The Broncos have allowed an average of 67.5 rushing yards to quarterbacks over their last two games

When pressure collapses the pocket, Maye’s legs take over.

Drake Maye: Under 7.5 Rush Attempts and Colby Parkinson: Over 20.5 receiving yards hit last Sunday.

Maye finished with 4 Attempts and Parkinson finished with 56 receiving yards.

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