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Legendary Upside fantasy football takes on Jonah Coleman
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All Legendary Upside insights about Jonah Coleman
PositiveRoleNov 8, 2026
Coleman led the ground game last week and made the game-winning play—a 51-yard catch and run—that won the game for his team. He can catch the ball and has now cleared the depth chart hurdle over J.K. Dobbins after Dobbins was benched mid-game. The source emphasizes Coleman's passing-game capability and that his role cannot be reversed: 'you can't put him back in the bottle.' Dobbins was benched after a costly play where he attempted a 50-yard reverse field run on a dead play call, losing 9 yards instead of accepting a 2-yard loss, and never touched the ball again after that play.PositiveValueSep 7, 2026
Running back option drafted in recent zero RB mock drafts; Gretch used him as part of a late-round running back strategy alongside Dylan Samson and Brian Robinson, demonstrating viability as a contingent upside play in receiver-heavy builds.PositiveProjectionSep 1, 2026
The source evaluates Jonah Coleman in redraft formats by prioritizing his pure ceiling and the likelihood of identifying his role quickly within a high-performing offense.PositiveRoleAug 25, 2026
The source highlights positive reports from Sean Payton and Davis Webb regarding Jonah Coleman, noting he is expected to have a role immediately as the RB3 in Denver with clear contingent value if RJ Harvey misses time.PositiveValueFeb 25, 2026
Arizona/Washington RB, 5'8", 225–228 lbs, ranked #2 RB in class by the source. Averaged 5 yards after contact as sophomore at Arizona under Jed Fish, then 4.5 yards after contact in Big 10 at Washington in 2024; ranks second in class in yards per route at 1.73 (behind Love's 1.83) and is a capable pass-catcher. Suffered mid-season knee injury requiring bulky brace in final games but continued receiving carries. Maintained 84th percentile run grade across all four college seasons despite 2024 injury. Speaker has tracked him for three years and projects him as potential early-down back capable of challenging for carries immediately if healthy; first five-to-six games of 2024 showed elite form before injury. Elusiveness rating declined from 153 in 2023 to 166 in 2024 due to compromised mobility from injury, though speaker expects injury not to cloud availability by summer. Recommended as third-round target at ADP 117 with upside as early-down back; speaker prefers Coleman over Jarian Price (ADP 98) because Coleman has superior feet and wiggling ability in the hole, making him more dangerous on zone runs and in space. Low center of gravity, density, quick feet in hole, ability to make defenders miss, and receiving skills support workload capacity. Speaker is original Coleman truther since his second year in Arizona and fully believes Coleman will be fantasy-worthy running back; would be shocked if he isn't playable in some form.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
Depth chart positioning relative to Tyler Bedet is unclear; the source wants concrete information on whether Coleman is ahead of Bedet in the RB3 role, but this information is difficult to determine until actual games are played.