Hayden Winks - PPR Rankings on Jonah Coleman

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He was my 100th overall player in the class, profiling as competition in either phase of the game. Coleman is a trusted between-tackles rusher who hits the hole on time and with a low center of gravity. What he does in the open field is below average, but he is the type of player that a conservative coach gravitates towards. He can pass protect for his size, though being 5'8" has clear problems against bigger blitzers. For Sean Payton's very distinct 3-RB committee, Coleman is competition for JK Dobbins' early-down rushing role and Tyler Badie's pass protection role. Dobbins was a fine early-down starter before injury last year and is likely to open ahead of Coleman to start the season. RJ Harvey would have the next bite at the apple after a very boom-bust rookie campaign last year, followed by Coleman. A lot of things need to break his way to be relevant, but neither Dobbins or Harvey are established studs. Coleman belongs on the redraft waiver wire in most leagues. He's a forgettable late-round pick in best ball, too.