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Coleman ultimately played 68% of the snaps and touched the ball 15 times. Dobbins' lone second-half snap only happened because Coleman needed a break and came off for a play. It appears Coleman has now surpassed Dobbins as the lead running back in Denver
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Coleman dominates with 68% snaps and 15 touches; projects as high-end RB2 with favorable schedule.
The source reports that Jonah Coleman has now surpassed J.K. Dobbins as the lead running back in Denver after a dominant Week 8 performance. Coleman played 68% of the snaps and touched the ball 15 times, including a 52-yard catch-and-run and a 5-yard touchdown run. Critically, during the final two quarters, Coleman out-snapped Dobbins 18-1, with Dobbins' lone second-half snap occurring only because Coleman needed a break. The source projects high-end RB2 upside for Coleman going forward, noting the Broncos have a favorable schedule (Panthers, Raiders, Steelers, Dolphins, Jets, Raiders, Bills) and that Coleman will eventually lose some pass-game work to RJ Harvey upon his return, but the backfield appears to be his to lead.
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