touchdown.

What a grab.

That's McBride.

Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brace Hall to the end zone.

The veteran losers of the NFL draft and what it means for them in 2026.

That's what we're talking about today on RotoVvis Overtime. Myself Colum Kelly joined as always here by Sean Siegel and Sean

there's a couple of names in here partly in for maybe that devil's advocate conversation

partly in just to put ourselves through some pain as we work through the process here.

I was going to start off with one team, but I'm just going to dive and rip the band-aid straight off, Sean.

R.J. Harvey, one of our guys from last year, one of our dynasty leagues that we did trade up and move up to the 107, I believe it was, to get RJ Harvey

on that particular Rotobus TriFlex roster in last year's draft.

There was the concerns with J.K. Dobbins being there. Last year, Dobbins did pretty well,

was kind of leading the kind of committee at the backfield, re-signed him. Then they add Jonah Coleman, 108 overall, to kind of leading the kind of committee at the backfield, re-signed him.

Then they add Jonah Coleman 1-08 overall to kind of turn it into maybe more of a potential

committee.

How are we feeling about RJ Harvey entering the 2026 season?

Obviously, came in as an older back to begin with, but it didn't work out in the way that we

had hoped with him and Sean Peyton and it all molding together but we did talk earlier this

week about running back sort of positive and winning outcomes from the draft and some of those

were 2025 running back so it hasn't fully clicked for. Are we putting RJ Harvey into that category?

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