Outlook Jonah Coleman
Opportunity Knocks with RJ Harvey Sidelined Against Jacksonville
Jonah Coleman enters Week 2 with an expanded opening in the Denver backfield following RJ Harvey being ruled out with a hamstring injury. While veteran J.K. Dobbins headlines the running back rotation, Coleman should step in as the direct backup and handle short-yardage or early-down relief work at home against the Jaguars.
Even with the bump in opportunity, Coleman is strictly a bench stash rather than a viable starting option, rostered in 34% of leagues but started in virtually none. Our weekly projection pegs him for roughly 2 carries, 7 rushing yards, and under 2 fantasy points. Leave him on your bench, but keep a watchful eye on his usage in Payton's rotation.
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Outlook Michael Wilson
Michael Wilson vs. Seattle — Perimeter Volume Keeps Him in the Flex Conversation
Fresh off inking a lucrative three-year contract extension early this month, Wilson remains firmly entrenched as a starting outside receiver opposite Marvin Harrison Jr. in Arizona's passing attack. He picked up right where he left off following his 2025 breakout, logging five receptions on seven targets for 56 yards in the season opener.
While rostered in 98% of leagues, fantasy managers have him started in only 21%, viewing him largely as a depth piece. In an NFC West matchup with Seattle featuring a modest 41 over/under, our models project him for roughly four catches and 49 receiving yards. With Jacoby Brissett distributing targets between Wilson, Harrison, and Trey McBride, Wilson profiles as a viable WR3 or Flex option.
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