Fantasy Life Articles on Jonah Coleman
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It was Coleman, not J.K. Dobbins nor RJ Harvey, who led the Denver backfield in snap share (50%), carries (9) and touches (11). And after the game, Payton said they needed to get him more touches going forward.
STACKED’s take
Coleman led Broncos backfield in snap share and touches; Payton wants more usage.
Coleman led the Denver backfield in snap share (50%), carries (9), and touches (11) in his first game back from high-ankle sprain. Head coach Sean Payton, now calling plays, said they needed to get Coleman more touches going forward. Coleman handled 100% of short-down-and-distance snaps and appeared more explosive than J.K. Dobbins; on 87 carries this season, Dobbins has rushed for 10-plus yards just five times with no 20-plus yard runs, while Coleman has the same amount of 10-plus yard runs on nearly 70 fewer carries. The source expects the Broncos to fully commit to Coleman as the early-down and short-yardage option, potentially phasing Dobbins out of the offense.