Fantasy Life Articles on Jonah Coleman
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After a stint on the IR, rookie RB Jonah Coleman returned to the lineup in Week 7 and immediately looked like the Broncos' best back. Against the Cardinals: He played 50% of the snaps (74% of the second-half snaps), He handled 41% of the rush attempts, He ran 34% of the routes, And he took 100% of the short-yardage work
STACKED’s take
Coleman's talent and opportunity suggest imminent backfield takeover.
After returning from IR in Week 7, rookie RB Jonah Coleman immediately looked like the Broncos' best back; against the Cardinals, he played 50% of snaps (74% of second-half snaps), handled 41% of rush attempts, ran 34% of routes, and took 100% of short-yardage work; an early Day 3 pick, Coleman joined a messy backfield led by aging, injury-riddled J.K. Dobbins and passing-down specialist RJ Harvey; the intersection between talent and opportunity is obvious—if the Broncos want to remain competitive and not overly rely on Bo Nix and the passing game, getting Coleman a full workload is important; Coleman is in prime position to take over this backfield both this season and moving forward.
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