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Jonah Coleman up next. This is a really tough one... Coleman is far and away their best running back. He's coming off 104 yards and a touchdown... the Broncos have the number one remaining strength of schedule for running backs... if they did trade for JT, obviously you're going to look back and be like, 'Wow, that was a great a great selling opportunity.'... I'm not going to look to actively sell him this week, but I'm also not super pumped about the idea of trading for him.
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Negative signalValue
Hold, don't buy; trade deadline risk if Broncos acquire JT or Pollard.
Currently ECR RB20, but trade deadline uncertainty creates a hold scenario. Coleman is the Broncos' best running back and just posted 104 yards and a TD as a rookie. The Broncos have the #1 remaining strength of schedule for RBs and a good offensive line. However, Denver is actively shopping for a running back at the deadline; if they acquire Jonathan Taylor or Tony Pollard, Coleman's value tanks. If no trade occurs, he projects as a high-end RB2 or low-end RB1 rest of season. The source recommends holding in leagues but not buying, given the binary outcome risk.
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