From the episode
Jonah Coleman, you know, he was less than 30% rostered because people were dropping fab on him... after returning from IR, you know, he led Denver's backfield with 50% of the snaps... He averaged six yards per carry, nine touches on the ground, 54 yards.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's 50% snap share and 6.0 YPC return from high ankle sprain makes him top overall waiver add.
The source identifies Jonah Coleman as the top overall waiver wire add at 20-35% FAB. Returning from a high ankle sprain in Week 7, Coleman led Denver's backfield with 50% of the snaps, averaging six yards per carry on nine carries for 54 yards. Removing his longest run (15 yards), he still averaged over 4.5 yards per carry, demonstrating consistent explosiveness despite the injury. The source notes this was Denver's best running back performance on the ground all season and views Coleman as an immediate starter with potential. The source also speculates that Denver may pursue Jonathan Taylor but suggests Coleman's strong return makes such a move less urgent, and notes that Coleman could potentially return to the Colts in any trade scenario.
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