As NFL training camp rapidly approaches, most draftees are preparing to report for their first-ever professional football camp. Well, most draftees who weren't picked in the second-round, anyway. Only five second-rounders have signed their contracts as of July 17th, meaning 27 of 32 remain unsigned, and holdouts are possible across the league.

As training camps open and rookies start reporting, we're keeping track of who's agreed to a deal and who hasn't amid a historic quest for more guaranteed money.

RJ Harvey’s contract is similar to what other second-round picks receive. His average salary over four years is about 1.84 million dollars per year.

But six weeks later, the 2024 third-team All-American who ranked second in the Big 12 with 1,577 rushing yards still has not signed a contract with the Broncos, according to Jon Heath of USA Today ...

Broncos’ Second Round Pick RJ Harvey Waiting for Guaranteed Money Before Signing Contract originally appeared on Athlon Sports.. When the Denver Broncos selected University of Central Florida ...

Harvey has new backfield competition with the Broncos having agreed to terms with J.K. Dobbins on a one-year, $5.25 million contract Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.. Dobbins offers ...

DENVER, CO - With the 60th pick of the second round the Denver Broncos have selected running back RJ Harvey. Harvey becomes the 50th all-time NFL Draft pick in UCF history, and the third Knight to ...

UCF star RJ Harvey ran the fourth-fastest time among running backs at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. Foundation Academy alum Danny Stutsman of Oklahoma ran the third-fastest time among l…

RJ Harvey’s contract is similar to what other second-round picks receive. His average salary over four years is about 1.84 million dollars per year.