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Harris Fantasy Football Podcast on Jonah Coleman

PodcastWeek 2 Game Film Review
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Jonah Coleman had already played in the first half...in the fourth quarter, the gig pretty much became his...Coleman had the other 15 before kneel-down time. He scored the winning touchdown...I can't tell you that Coleman was electric...he looked like the arithmetic mean of all the Audrick Estimays and Monty Balls...Good power stuff from Coleman. He had some very slow spin moves, but he's an obvious add given the injuries.
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Coleman took over fourth-quarter role with 15 snaps and winning TD; obvious add but not elite.

With R.J. Harvey unavailable, Coleman played in the first half with three screen passes that didn't look electric; in the fourth quarter, the role became his with 15 offensive snaps before kneel-downs and he scored the winning touchdown after Cortland Sutton drew pass interference. The source notes Coleman looked like 'the arithmetic mean' of slow Denver running backs with good power but slow spin moves; he's an obvious add given injuries but not necessarily great.

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