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I'm very bullish. He looked like he was the best back and he looked like he pulled away from everyone else. He came back fully healthy and he looked awesome. He balled out. Nine carries, 54 rushing yards. So good efficiency there. Two targets, two catches, 15 receiving yards. He had the best role in the backfield. It was a three-way split committee, which kind of sucks, especially when this offense is as bad as it's been.
STACKED’s take
Elite efficiency and talent edge in three-way committee; league-winner upside post-bye.
Denver RB with A-tier waiver ranking and significant league-winning upside in the second half. Came back fully healthy from high ankle sprain and showed elite efficiency with 9 carries for 54 rushing yards and 2 targets/2 catches for 15 receiving yards. Currently in a three-way committee but positioned as the most talented back in the backfield; the source is very bullish and expects upside after the team's Week 10 bye. Teammate JK Dobbins has been underperforming significantly (bottom-10 yards per carry, bottom-10 rushing yards over expectation per attempt, bottom-3 success rate) and is noted as the most injury-prone running back in football history, which further supports Coleman's path to increased volume.
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