The NFL landscape has begun to settle after the draft. Depth charts are starting to take shape, and roles are becoming clearer. For fantasy football analysts, that means it’s time to build draft strategies not only for the early rounds, but for the later ones as well. So, who are the sleepers? That depends on several factors. Today, the focus is on handcuff value. Here are the four best running back handcuffs entering 2026. RJ Harvey Projected Ranking IF Starter Were Out: RB18 On paper, Harvey is the backup to the returning JK Dobbins. In 8 regular-season games without Dobbins, Harvey averaged 13.7 rushing attempts, 46.6 yards, and 0.7 touchdowns per game. In total, Harvey had 8 touchdowns in that span. The Broncos drafted Jonah Coleman as a strong RB3, but he has a lot of work to do to contend with Harvey. If Dobbins got hurt (again), Harvey would be the overwhelming favorite to own over 60% of snaps, if not even more.…