ESPN Fantasy Football on Jonah Coleman
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The rookie's snap share has trended upward over his four outings this season, jumping from 6% to 68%, a mark that ranked 14th-highest among all running backs in Week 8... He capitalized on that playing time by racking up 104 scrimmage yards on 15 touches, turning in 20.4 fantasy points, which was the eighth-highest fantasy scoring performance by a running back in Payton's four seasons with Denver... Coleman emerges as a beacon of hope, offering managers legitimate RB2 utility.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's snap share surge and Panthers matchup make him a legitimate RB2.
Coleman's snap share has trended sharply upward over four outings this season, jumping from 6% to 68% in Week 8 (14th-highest among all running backs). He capitalized on that playing time by racking up 104 scrimmage yards on 15 touches for 20.4 fantasy points, the eighth-highest fantasy scoring performance by a running back in Sean Payton's four seasons with Denver. Broncos running backs receiving 15 or more touches under Payton average 13.7 fantasy points per game. A matchup against the Panthers, who have surrendered the second-most fantasy points per game to RBs (28.3) and allowed seven backs to cross double-digit fantasy points (including four with 20 or more), offers significant upside. In a landscape hampered by injuries and high-profile disappointments, Coleman emerges as a legitimate RB2 utility option.