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JK Dobbins is clearly the lead running back. They paid him to be so. R.J. Harvey is going to handle a lot of the pass down stuff. And if Dobbins gets injured, I think Coleman comes in and takes away a lot of those carries. I don't think enough for us to be going nuts about it.

STACKED’s take

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Third-back in unproductive committee; low handcuff value even if Dobbins injured.

Ian Hartitz views Jonah Coleman as a low-priority handcuff in the Saints backfield. JK Dobbins is the clear lead running back (paid to be so), R.J. Harvey handles pass-down work, and Coleman would only take carries if Dobbins gets injured. Even then, Hartitz doesn't see enough standalone value to justify the handcuff, as Coleman is the third most used piece of a three-back committee that hasn't been productive under Sean Payton. While Hartitz acknowledges 'Jonah Coleman's good, man,' he declines to drop Woody Marks for Coleman.

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