From the episode
We got to see him do a little bit of everything...he was entrusted with running out the clock over that final couple of drives...he busted three chunk runs on that final drive...That is the kind of thing that I'm sure coaches will love...he's a high quality professional ready running back.
STACKED’s take
Coleman showed elite versatility and game awareness in limited action; best power back on team with short-yardage upside
Coleman established himself as a high-quality, do-everything running back in week two when RJ Harvey missed and J.K. Dobbins went out with a hamstring injury. In limited but meaningful action, Coleman caught passes on his first two snaps, demonstrated strong pass protection (stonewalling a blitzing linebacker), and busted three chunk runs on the final drive including a wide zone run where he wrapped around the edge and slid in bounds to preserve clock management. The source views Coleman as a high-quality professional-ready back who is not a burner but plays with excellent situational awareness and game management. Coleman is the best power back on the team and could eat away at carries per game, particularly in short yardage situations where Dobbins has been ineffective.
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