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Jonah Coleman, you you put in your notes here, you have him RB22 rest a season... he took over all of the RJ Harvey role... in 30 carries amongst 58 qualifying running backs per uh fantasy points data, first in explosive run rate, he's got a 20% miss tackle rate... He gets the Carolina Panthers, the Raiders. Good lord, man. The Steelers... The Dolphins, the Jets, the Raiders, the Bills.
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RB22 rest-of-season; leads backfield in snaps, attempts, and routes with soft schedule.

Derek Brown rates Jonah Coleman as RB22 rest-of-season and calls it a 'smash play.' Coleman's role has expanded dramatically: in his first game back from injury (on a stated snap count), he led the backfield in snaps (50%), rushing attempts, and ran nearly as many routes as RJ Harvey; last week he posted 68% snap share, 48% rushing attempt share, and 50% route share, effectively taking over the pass-down role vacated by Harvey (now on IR). JK Dobbins looks 'relatively washed,' clearing the path for Coleman. Brown emphasizes the schedule: Carolina Panthers, Raiders (twice), Dolphins, Jets, Bills, Patriots—no imposing run defenses. Among 58 qualifying RBs, Coleman ranks first in explosive run rate (30 carries) with a 20% miss-tackle rate. Bo Nix's checkdown-heavy offense amplifies Coleman's value. Brown also recommends Coleman as a buy-low target in a two-for-one trade package for Justin Jefferson, suggesting Coleman plus a WR could be acquired for Jefferson due to Jefferson's high name value masking his actual production.

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