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PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network fantasy football takes on Jonah Coleman
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All PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network insights about Jonah Coleman
PositiveSleeperOct 27, 2026
Jonah Coleman is 39% rostered and available in some leagues after IR stints. He has 9 rushing attempts for 54 yards and 2 receptions for 15 yards, earning praise from Sean Payton for more opportunities. Week 8 matchup is KC (41.5 over/under), followed by Panthers in Week 9 before a bye in Week 10, setting up a potential two-week ramp-up period.PositiveBreakoutOct 27, 2026
The source identifies Jonah Coleman as the top overall waiver wire add at 20-35% FAB. Returning from a high ankle sprain in Week 7, Coleman led Denver's backfield with 50% of the snaps, averaging six yards per carry on nine carries for 54 yards. Removing his longest run (15 yards), he still averaged over 4.5 yards per carry, demonstrating consistent explosiveness despite the injury. The source notes this was Denver's best running back performance on the ground all season and views Coleman as an immediate starter with potential. The source also speculates that Denver may pursue Jonathan Taylor but suggests Coleman's strong return makes such a move less urgent, and notes that Coleman could potentially return to the Colts in any trade scenario.PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Jonah Coleman returned from IR in week seven and showed superior efficiency to JK Dobbins despite not producing big fantasy numbers. Matt Kelley notes Coleman had better yards per carry than Dobbins and was used in pass protection situations (trust-earning snaps), doubling RJ Harvey's snaps. Coleman is the recipe for a bell cow back and should be aggressively pursued in shallow leagues where he is 34% owned on Yahoo. Kelley advises not dropping Coleman if he gets hurt or doesn't produce immediately.NegativeRoleOct 24, 2026
Jonah Coleman is back from injury but expected to be slow-rolled into the offense, limiting his usage in his return week.PositiveRoleOct 23, 2026
Coleman's practice window could open soon. In week two (his only prior usage game), he posted a 42% snap share, 42% rush share, and 11% target share versus J.K. Dobbins' 32% snap share and 0% target share. The source expects similar usage patterns upon return and views Coleman as a potential buy, though projects him around RB34-36 due to uncertainty in Sean Payton's backfield management.NegativeRoleOct 22, 2026
Colson Loveland is the biggest Jonah Coleman truther and wants Coleman to happen, but right now opportunity share is more even between Coleman and Dobbins, so Loveland is leaning Dobbins for redraft purposes.PositiveSleeperOct 21, 2026
Running back was the speaker's RB2 in the 2026 rookie class and remains a high-conviction hold despite limited playing time this season. Coleman is one of the few Denver offensive pieces worth acquiring in dynasty, and the speaker is actively trying to acquire more shares. Coleman is already the speaker's second or third most-owned player in dynasty, indicating strong belief in his long-term upside despite current role limitations.PositiveBreakoutOct 20, 2026
Flashed in Week 2 when R.J. Harvey and J.K. Dobbins both went down with 10 carries for 39 yards and a touchdown plus 3 receptions for 19 yards. Now back from IR with J.K. Dobbins dominating the backfield but running horrifically inefficiently at 3.3 yards per carry. Buying in that Coleman will carve out a valuable role once healthy in an offense expected to heat up after the bye with a lightened schedule. Could be the workhorse on early downs and goal-line work for the last month or two of the season.NegativeValueOct 18, 2026
In a head-to-head value comparison, the source chooses Marvin Harrison Jr. over Jonah Coleman in a dynasty trade scenario, suggesting Harrison has more upside or is the preferred hold at this juncture.PositiveRoleOct 18, 2026
The source projects Jonah Coleman as the workhorse lead back in the Denver Broncos offense next year, replacing JK Dobbins. Coleman earned the role immediately as a rookie when Dobbins went down, posting 14 fantasy points in one quarter and demonstrating pro-level pass protection. The source notes Sean Payton loves his type of player and expects Coleman to have 10+ touchdown upside, particularly in red zone situations where Payton will deploy him as a bowling ball inside the five-yard line.PositiveBreakoutOct 18, 2026
Coleman is the source's RB2 in dynasty rankings behind Jeremiah Love; he's described as polished between the tackles with an excellent size-speed combo, great burst, and power to run through tackles—reminiscent of a mini Javante Williams. He's excellent in pass protection, earned the workhorse role immediately when JK Dobbins went down, and scored 14 fantasy points in one quarter, demonstrating his upside under Sean Payton.NegativeValueOct 17, 2026
Jonah Coleman is mentioned as a potential asset to acquire in dynasty trades when rebuilding; he's listed among players like Emmett Johnson and Mike Washington as reasonable complementary pieces to add to a deal for a premium running back to balance trade value.PositiveBreakoutOct 17, 2026
Coleman is positioned as a potential breakout candidate in Baltimore's backfield; he's described as a bigger, better, faster, more explosive version of the player he's backing up (JK Dobbins), and the source notes that teams around the league are increasingly willing to upgrade on veteran backs when younger talent in the wings proves superior, citing the Texans' quick benching of David Montgomery as evidence of this trend toward meritocratic backfield decisions.PositiveBreakoutOct 17, 2026
Matt Kelley identifies Jonah Coleman as a league-winner prospect in dynasty, particularly given the inefficiency and decline of current Ravens running backs. He traded for Coleman (sending George Kittle, DJ Less, and receiving two second-round picks), viewing him as a high-upside backup waiting to take over. Kelley emphasizes Coleman is 'bigger, better, faster, more explosive' than the players he's backing up and expects his role to expand significantly upon return from injury.PositiveRoleOct 17, 2026
Matt Kelley retains Jonah Coleman as a younger asset in his dynasty roster; Coleman is part of Kelley's core rebuild pieces alongside other young talent.PositiveBreakoutOct 6, 2026
Coleman is a high-upside stash for managers with patience or an IR spot. Currently on IR with an ankle sprain, he is rostered in only 34% of leagues. Pete Nova advises getting ahead of the market before he returns, as he has the potential to become the team's lead back.NegativeDepth ChartOct 3, 2026
The source suggests dropping Jonah Coleman if there is better value available on waivers, as he is currently buried on the depth chart.PositiveRoleSep 24, 2026
Jonah Coleman is an early-season hero with RB9 finish (10 carries, 39 rushing yards, touchdown, 3 receptions for 19 yards, 40% snap share, 14.8 PPR points). He has received high praise from Sean Payton, the coaching staff, Jalen Waddell, and Maurice Jones-Drew for his veteran play and willingness to sacrifice stats for the team (e.g., taking a slide to kill the clock against Jacksonville). This locker room respect and rook status will elevate his priority in the offense. The source did not expect this opportunity this early and is very hyped about the Denver Broncos backfield, which is showing profit through Coleman.PositiveValueSep 22, 2026
Pete Nova advises caution despite the hype, recommending a 10-20% FAAB bid. Coleman is talented and in a good offense, but faces a tough upcoming schedule (Rams, 49ers, Chargers) and remains in a committee with J.K. Dobbins. He is best suited for deep leagues (14+ teams) where waiver options are thin.NegativeProjectionSep 21, 2026
Matt Kelley views Jonah Coleman as a player who provides similar production to JK Dobbins but benefited from a touchdown and injuries to both Dobbins and Harvey. Kelley advises against dropping Coleman, as he has now emerged as a starter in the Denver backfield.PositiveBreakoutSep 21, 2026
Jonah Coleman is identified as a potential league winner. Despite being a fourth-round pick, he demonstrated explosive ability in his first opportunity, recording 10 carries for 39 yards and 3 receptions for 19 yards with a touchdown. The source views him as a high-upside asset who could produce monster numbers if he secures a larger role in the Denver offense.NegativeDepth ChartSep 11, 2026
Stashed upside cuff option at running back; positioned as potential depth chart riser in event of injuries to primary backs.NegativeUsageSep 8, 2026
The source believes Jonah Coleman's fantasy outlook is poor due to Sean Payton's tendency to utilize a committee backfield. Even if J.K. Dobbins misses time, the source expects a timeshare involving RJ Harvey and Jaleel McLaughlin, limiting Coleman's path to a workhorse role.PositiveValueSep 8, 2026
The source expresses high conviction in Jonah Coleman, preferring him over other late-round running backs like Kyle Monongai or Jacoby Myers due to his high-upside profile in the Denver backfield.PositiveValueSep 4, 2026
Coleman is a well-rounded, physical back with great balance and vision who grades similarly to RJ Harvey in the rookie supermodel; he is a strong value as an 11th-round pick in redraft.PositiveSleeperSep 1, 2026
Jonah Coleman is a late-round target (RB34) in an ambiguous Denver backfield. He performed well in the preseason, leading Sean Payton to indicate he has seen enough, making Coleman a high-upside stab in late rounds.NegativeUsageAug 29, 2026
Matt Kelley and his co-host debate Jonah Coleman's value, with Kelley noting that while he was a best-ball target earlier in the offseason, his rising ADP makes him a riskier redraft pick. Kelley highlights Coleman's pass-blocking ability and Sean Payton's interest as reasons for potential year-one relevance.PositiveValueAug 28, 2026
The source highlights Jonah Coleman as an insane value pick in the 11th round, noting that drafting him past round 10 provides high upside.NegativeUsageAug 28, 2026
The source believes the fantasy community has 'jumped the shark' on Jonah Coleman, noting that while he has talent, he is unlikely to see significant volume early in the season without an injury to the starters.PositiveBreakoutAug 26, 2026
Jonah Coleman is receiving significant camp hype, which creates competition for J.K. Dobbins in the backfield.PositiveBreakoutAug 22, 2026
Jonah Coleman is viewed as a high-upside dynasty asset with a 2026 first-round value. The coaching staff's decision to pull him after early carries suggests they value him, and his skill set fits Sean Payton's history of high running back target shares. Despite J.K. Dobbins' presence, Coleman is a priority target over players like Christian Watson and Quentin Johnston.PositiveRoleAug 21, 2026
Fernando Mendoza views Jonah Coleman as a high-upside stash in the Denver backfield; while he currently sits behind JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey, Mendoza believes Coleman's path to a significant role is clear if injury attrition occurs, making him a profitable target in any format.PositiveUsageAug 21, 2026
Jonah Coleman is the 1.09 pick in the Denver Broncos backfield. While he is part of a three-man committee, he is a target in all formats. His path to increased volume likely depends on attrition or injury to players like JK Dobbins, though he is actively working to expand his role in the passing game.PositiveUsageAug 21, 2026
Jonah Coleman is viewed as a 'between the tackles' grinder who will eat into J.K. Dobbins's workload. He has received Maurice Jones-Drew comparisons and is considered a high-upside target despite some early struggles in pass protection.PositiveSleeperAug 21, 2026
The source is highly enthusiastic about drafting Jonah Coleman as an RB3, viewing him as a high-upside player to target in the middle rounds.NegativeUsageAug 19, 2026
Sean Payton indicated that Jonah Coleman was pulled early from preseason action because he had already seen enough of him over the previous three weeks to evaluate his performance.PositiveSleeperAug 17, 2026
Jonny Tooma notes that Jonah Coleman has impressed in camp and possesses a veteran-like presence, suggesting he could be a sneaky best-ball play despite Sean Payton's historical reluctance to use rookies.NegativeRoleAug 13, 2026
Jonah Coleman is viewed as a well-rounded, powerful runner for the Broncos, though concerns exist regarding his pass-blocking ability, which could limit his playing time compared to other options.PositiveBreakoutAug 13, 2026
Jonah Coleman is a high-priority target due to his well-rounded profile, including toughness between the tackles and development as a pass catcher. He has shown impressive pass protection skills, notably against Sonny Styles, and is receiving significant positive camp reports, including one of the most impressive runs of camp alongside JK Dobbins.PositiveSleeperAug 13, 2026
Jonah Coleman is receiving praise for his toughness and pass-catching ability, making him a strong dynasty prospect. While he may serve as an insurance policy for JK Dobbins initially, the source views him as a future bell-cow back. He is noted for his willingness to take tough yards between the tackles and his development in pass protection.PositiveRoleAug 11, 2026
Coleman is viewed as a potential three-down back who has impressed coaches with his pass-blocking ability in practice, a significant improvement over previous expectations. He is a strong target who may share goal-line work with Dobbins.PositiveBreakoutAug 8, 2026
Sean Payton has highlighted Jonah Coleman as one of his biggest surprises. Early reports from OTAs and rookie minicamp indicated bullish utilization, and he is considered a strong pick in best ball formats.PositiveSleeperAug 8, 2026
Jonah Coleman is receiving positive buzz from Sean Payton. While currently RB53, he is a candidate to emerge in the Broncos' backfield if J.K. Dobbins or R.J. Harvey falter.PositiveDepth ChartJul 24, 2026
The source identifies Jonah Coleman as a preseason competition watch against R.J. Harvey in Denver's backfield. The source believes Coleman is better than Harvey and expects that if Coleman performs well in training camp, he could win the depth chart battle and secure significant usage. The source notes that strong training camp performance from Coleman would be "really bad news for Harvey," implying Coleman has legitimate path to lead-back opportunity.PositiveRoleJul 22, 2026
Jonah Coleman is viewed very favorably by the source and positioned to assume a significant role with the Broncos. He has a duplicative skillset to RJ Harvey with the ability to be the between-the-gaps runner who could fill the Dobbins role and bring pass-catching ability, positioning him to eat into Harvey's opportunity share.PositiveRoleJun 17, 2026
Jonah Coleman was drafted ahead of RJ Harvey, suggesting he has taken over the primary role in the backfield.NegativeValueJun 17, 2026
Coleman's RB30 dynasty price is wild and overvalued given his day-three draft status and the uncertainty of his role in a crowded backfield.PositiveRoleJun 17, 2026
Coleman is praised for his pass protection and doing the little things right, which Sean Payton values, but he's entering a crowded three-headed backfield with Dobbins and Harvey.PositiveProjectionJun 17, 2026
Coleman is climbing in dynasty ADP as an RB3 in the Broncos backfield, but the backfield is now shaping up as a three-headed monster with unclear role distribution.PositiveRoleJun 17, 2026
Coleman is being brought in by the Broncos for his pass protection and ability to do the little things right, which aligns with Sean Payton's preference for versatile backs in specific situations.PositiveProjectionJun 13, 2026
Analyst approves of Jonah Coleman being distributed in the front half of the first round and views him as a consolation prize pick with end-of-season upside.NegativeValueJun 9, 2026
Coleman is going ahead of Dobbins in startups, which is viewed as mispriced given Dobbins' superior talent and opportunity share.PositiveRoleJun 8, 2026
One of the running backs targeted to potentially hit and provide value in a deep running back room.PositiveProjectionJun 7, 2026
Jeremiah has 52% best ball ownership in Jonah Coleman with the Saints, indicating strong confidence in his breakout potential in the backfield.PositiveSleeperNo date
Jonah Coleman is recommended as a sneaky Dynasty target with significant upside due to positive feedback around him and opportunity created by J.K. Dobbins' injury timeline and R.J. Harvey's ineffectiveness last season. The source believes Coleman has a realistic chance to creep into the rotation and gain meaningful work.PositiveRoleNo date
Jonah Coleman is expected to fill the third-down, goal-line, and two-minute role that Tyler Biddle played last year. Cody Roark views Coleman as a difference-maker in the running back room despite his size, noting that he is deceptively explosive in short bursts and has proven in the pass protection department. Roark expects Coleman to receive around 5-10 total touches (not necessarily carries) per game in an ideal scenario, making him a situational weapon.