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Jonah Coleman is a human fire hydrant whose easy anchor and developed all-around skill set make him easy to plug into a lineup. Given Dobbins' uniquely bad injury history, Coleman is closer to the field than most RB3s.
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Coleman closer to field than typical RB3 due to Dobbins' injury history.
Coleman is a 5-foot-8, 220-pound power back with an easy anchor and developed all-around skill set. For the Broncos, he'll likely be the RB3 behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, but neither player has shown the ability to withstand volume at the NFL level. Before Denver drafted Coleman in the fourth round, they had no semblance of raw power in their backfield after Dobbins, who isn't even a pure power guy himself. Given Dobbins' uniquely bad injury history, Coleman is closer to the field than most RB3s. If Dobbins misses time, Coleman would likely become Denver's primary goal-line runner. Harvey is Denver's best receiver at running back, but Coleman is capable as a receiver and probably offers better blitz pickup ability than Harvey.
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