Hogs Haven on Brandon Coleman
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From Weeks 9 to 17 as a rookie, he played every snap but missed 18 in the regular-season finale. Coleman missed time in his rookie training camp because of a shoulder injury... He hired a nutritionist. He worked out with Dominic Studzinski, a former Ole Miss strength and conditioning coach who has trained Tunsil for more than a decade.
STACKED’s take
Coleman played every snap Weeks 9–17 as rookie; now using preventative training to stay healthy.
Coleman, a rookie tight end, played every snap from Weeks 9–17 in 2025 (missing only 18 snaps in the regular-season finale), demonstrating significant role security and usage volume. He has adopted preventative injury maintenance this offseason—hiring a nutritionist, working with strength coach Dominic Studzinski (who trained Laremy Tunsil for over a decade), and spending several weeks training with Tunsil in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Coleman acknowledged past training camp injuries (shoulder) could have been prevented with better rehab discipline. This proactive approach and established snap count from his rookie year position him as a reliable depth option with upside for continued playing time.
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