Fantasy Life Articles on Jonah Coleman
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The fourth-round rookie RB stepped into the driver's seat, monopolizing 68% of the snaps and scoring 20.4 points with an 84 Utilization Score.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's elite efficiency and role dominance project mid-to-high RB2 over next three games.
The fourth-round rookie RB stepped into the driver's seat in Week 8 with RJ Harvey on IR, monopolizing 68% of the snaps and scoring 20.4 points with an 84 Utilization Score. Coleman handled 52% of rushing attempts, took 86% of short-yardage snaps, logged a 56% route share, and took 4 of 5 attempts inside the five-yard line with 11 attempts and four targets. His efficiency metrics exceed J.K. Dobbins: 4.5 yards per carry vs. 3.3, 2.37 yards after contact vs. 2.43, 16.7% of 10+ yard attempts vs. 5.3%, 2.94 YPRR vs. 0.71, and 27% TPRR vs. 21%. Coleman upgrades to mid- to high-end RB2 territory over the next three games with Harvey out, assuming no RB trade. His historical Utilization Score comparisons averaged 15.8 PPG with 55% securing RB1 runouts. The Broncos have the third-best RB schedule (+1.8 PPG): CAR (+4.1), BYE, LV (+3.3), PIT (-1.9 PPG).