Jonah Coleman is beginning to carve out a larger role in Denver's backfield just as the Chiefs are trying to recover from an ugly defensive performance against Seattle.
Denver Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman is earning an expanding role ahead of an AFC West matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. After missing four games due to an ankle injury, Coleman led Denver's backfield with a 50 percent snap share against the Arizona Cardinals, producing 54 rushing yards on nine carries alongside two receptions. Arrowhead Addict highlights Coleman's emergence as an impending threat for Kansas City's struggling run defense.
Writer Braden Holecek argues that the Chiefs' defense must rebound from a poor tackling performance against the Seattle Seahawks to contain Denver's ground attack. While Denver ranks near the bottom of the league in rushing yards despite a talented offensive line, Holecek believes Coleman provides a versatile rushing style over J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey that could challenge Kansas City up front.
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