Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz on Jonah Coleman

Versatile handcuff creates three-headed backfield nightmare.

Coleman is the direct handcuff and backup to JK Dobbins at 220 pounds with the best pass protection ability in his draft class. He caught plenty of passes at Washington and represents the Latavius Murray archetype rather than a pure early-down grinder. Hartitz worries that Coleman's skill set—pass protection and receiving ability—combined with his direct handcuff role behind Dobbins, creates a 'three-headed nightmare' in Baltimore's backfield that impacts RJ Harvey's fantasy value from day one. Coleman's versatility makes him a more credible backup than a pure reserve, potentially limiting Harvey's role.

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