From the episode
Coleman had 30 snaps. Harvey 16. Dobbins 14... Coleman had nine carries, 54 yards rushing. Two catches, 15 yards... Coleman's averaging 4.9 yards per carry, whereas Dobbins is at 3.4 and Harvey is at 3.6. Coleman's rushing success rate is 52.7%, solidly above league average.
STACKED’s take
Coleman leads Denver backfield but poor Chiefs matchup; skeptical of Payton's touch promises.
Ranked 29 in ECR but the source has him at 27-28, viewing him as the lead back in Denver's committee. However, the matchup against Kansas City is poor; the Chiefs allow the second-fewest rushing yards per game to opposing running backs. Sean Payton said they need to 'get more touches for Jonah Coleman,' but the source is skeptical, comparing this to past instances where Payton made similar statements about other backs (Audrick Estime) that did not pan out. Coleman has been efficient (4.9 yards per carry, 52.7% rushing success rate, 23.5% of runs for 10+ yards), but in a three-headed committee with J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, he may not return top-10 or top-20 production.
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