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Jonah Coleman comes in his first game back from his IR stint, plays 49% of snaps against the Arizona Cardinals... Jonah Coleman absolutely dominates both Dobbins and Harvey for the volume in this backfield with his snaps and with the opportunities as well because Dobbins only has six total touches. RJ Harvey has only five total touches and Joda Coleman sees a total of 11... Shawn Payeyton said that they need to get the ball to Jonah Coleman more. He needs more work, more opportunities, more touches... The guys that you should be most excited about by far will be Jonah Coleman and Mai Lemon.
STACKED’s take
Rookie RB dominates backfield in return from IR; projected for 60-70% snaps by season's end.
Rookie RB rostered in only 24% of ESPN leagues, 35% of Yahoo, and 38% of Sleeper despite dominant week 7 performance. In his first game back from IR against Arizona, Coleman played 49% of snaps and saw 11 total touches, significantly outpacing backfield mates JK Dobbins (6 touches, 23% snaps) and RJ Harvey (5 touches, 26% snaps). Coach Sean Payton stated after the game that Coleman needs more work and more opportunities, signaling increased volume ahead. The source projects Coleman could reach 60-70% snap share by season's end, establishing him as Denver's lead back. Flock Fantasy identifies Coleman as one of the two players to be most excited about on the waiver wire this week, alongside Mai Lemon, signaling a strong breakout recommendation. Late-season upside is substantial, though he may not be a must-start immediately and will require a ramp-up period before full trust.
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