Denver Broncos' rookie running back RJ Harvey agreed to a rookie deal that could set a new standard on guaranteed money for late second-round picks.

Broncos agreed to terms with running back RJ Harvey on a standard four-year rookie contract, a source told The Post.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — It took a significant adjustment on the Broncos’ part and an extra day or two of negotiation but second-round draft pick RJ Harvey agreed to terms on a four-year contract Thursday, a source told 9NEWS.

Broncos RB RJ Harvey has 47.7% of his Year 3 salary guaranteed, according to 9News. That's unprecedented for a 60th overall draft pick.

Running back RJ Harvey signed his four-year rookie contract, the team announced Friday. Harvey, the 60th-overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, is the seventh Broncos draft pick to sign his contract.

In April, after happily snatching him up at pick no. 60, Denver general manager George Paton referred to UCF running back RJ Harvey as the staff’s “pet cat.” But it’s July

Lindsay went from undrafted free agent to fan favorite in his three-year career with the Broncos. He's also the answer to a great trivia question as he was the last running back in team history to cross 1,000 yards rushing in a season, accomplishing that in 2019.

Broncos' second-round pick RJ Harvey remains unsigned, and the main question remains on whether or not Denver will give the rookie a fully guaranteed contract.

The Denver Broncos will open training camp for rookies on July 16, with the team’s veterans reporting six days later. However, it is “eyes on” whether or not the Broncos will have second-round pick RJ Harvey in the mix,

NFL.com's Maurice Jones-Drew, a former Pro Bowler, floated the theory that it will in fact be second-round rookie running back RJ Harvey who prevails as the more featured guy behind quarterback Bo Nix in 2025.