Fantasy Life Articles on Jonah Coleman
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Upon returning from injured reserve in Week 7, Coleman served as the lead back for Denver. He'll project as a back-end RB2 going forward, with tons of upside if he can continue to consolidate work in Denver.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's route share and lead-back role suggest back-end RB2 status with consolidation upside.
Upon returning from injured reserve in Week 7, Coleman served as the lead back for Denver with 9 carries for 54 yards, while J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey combined for 9 carries and 29 yards. Coleman was the most involved in the receiving game from a utilization perspective, running 34.4% of the routes compared to Harvey at 25% and Dobbins at 6%. The source notes this backfield is still messy with three guys involved, but believes we've witnessed the changing of the guard in real time with Coleman. He'll project as a back-end RB2 going forward with tons of upside if he can continue to consolidate work in Denver. The source recommends him as a priority pickup if available.
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