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The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast on Jonah Coleman

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Jonah Coleman is a backup to both JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey, right? He can play an early down role. He did that throughout college. He was a really good pass catcher. He's good in pass pro.
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Coleman's stability and upside in ambiguous backfield make him best-ball value.

JJ Zachariason is "on an island" with Jonah Coleman, who is underrated in best ball despite being a backup to both JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey. Coleman is a jack-of-all-trades (early down, pass catching, pass pro) who provides stability in an offense with an injury-prone veteran (Dobbins) and volatile second-year back (Harvey). Zachariason expects Coleman's ADP to rise once beat reporters report first-team mixing, as he could see 5–7 touches per game and has multiple contingent outs if either Dobbins or Harvey gets hurt. In season-long, he's only draftable in deep-bench situations, but in best ball he's underrated.

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