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rookie Jonah Coleman did everything he needed to do to impress the Broncos coaching staff... He only had four carries, but showed excellent vision, short-area burst, power, and contact balance, and truly looked like a future starting running back... I believe Coleman will have a role on offense in Week 1. He's too good and likely has earned himself some split time with starter JK Dobbins.
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Coleman impresses in preseason, earns split time role with Dobbins in Week 1.

Rookie fourth-rounder Jonah Coleman did everything needed to impress the Broncos coaching staff. He turned heads all of camp and continued into preseason, where after four carries the team pulled him because they had seen enough. Coleman earned praise all summer, and after his preseason showing, the hype really picked up. In just four carries, he showed excellent vision, short-area burst, power, and contact balance, and truly looked like a future starting running back. Coleman will have a role on offense in Week 1 and has likely earned himself split time with starter JK Dobbins. He's too good and will factor into the run game from the start.

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