The buzz is building around Denver's rookie running back, RJ Harvey. During a recent mincamp press conference, Harvey revealed that he has done his homework on head coach Sean Payton, specifically studying the careers of former Payton stars Alvin Kamara and Darren Sproles.

Harvey, clearly inspired by these legends, declared his aspiration to emulate their success. Payton, known for his innovative offensive strategies, seems ready to unlock Harvey's full potential, stating there’s a lot the Broncos can implement to "really suit his strengths."

During the presser, Payton emphasized the importance of integrating Harvey into the passing game, highlighting a key difference between college and NFL offenses. "I think running backs are incorporated into the passing game to some degree, but perhaps even more at the NFL level," he explained. He shared that the team had tailored several schemes specifically for Harvey, ensuring he gets the necessary reps to thrive.

The excitement around the Broncos offense has intensified since they drafted quarterback Bo Nix last season. However, the running game has yet to find its stride. If RJ Harvey can step up and become the dynamic playmaker the team needs, the future looks undeniably bright for Denver.