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Coleman played 40 snaps and ran 18 routes. He turned his playing time into 11 carries, 41 rushing yards, one rushing touchdown, four receptions and 63 receiving yards. Coleman did it all, leading the team in rushing and receiving, and his 51-yard reception eventually led to him punching in the game's winning touchdown.
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Coleman's backfield takeover: 11 car, 41 yards, TD; 4 rec, 63 yards; 90% snap rate.
The rookie running back played 40 snaps and ran 18 routes in Week 8, turning his playing time into 11 carries, 41 rushing yards, one rushing touchdown, four receptions and 63 receiving yards. Coleman led the team in rushing and receiving, with a 51-yard reception that led to him punching in the game's winning touchdown. In the second half, Coleman had a 90% snap rate and was the only RB to touch the ball. Coleman's path to RB2 value is clear, though he still risks getting rug-pulled in a potential trade for Jonathan Taylor.
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