Fantasy Life Articles on Jonah Coleman
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Coleman emerged from Week 8 as the No. 1 Broncos RB. The Round 4 rookie played 68% of snaps and handled 52% of rushing attempts, including 4 of 5 inside the five-yard line. He was also active in the passing game, tying for the team lead in targets (16%) on a 50% route share. That workload translated into 20.4 points and an 82 Utilization Score.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's 68% snap share and 52% rushing attempts make him a high-end RB2 with RB1 upside.
Coleman emerged from Week 8 as the No. 1 Broncos RB, maneuvering ahead of J.K. Dobbins with RJ Harvey on IR. The Round 4 rookie played 68% of snaps and handled 52% of rushing attempts, including 4 of 5 inside the five-yard line. He was also active in the passing game, tying for the team lead in targets (16%) on a 50% route share. That workload translated into 20.4 points and an 82 Utilization Score. Coleman has a good setup in Week 9 against the Panthers, who are the 3rd-best matchup for RBs (+4.1 PPG). The Broncos are 3-point favorites with a respectable 23.4-point total. Coleman lands in must-start territory, though the source is slightly more conservative with his workload than oddsmakers because of Sean Payton's unpredictability. Projection: 14.2 median, 22.7 ceiling, 10.5 floor.
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