Outlook Jonah Coleman
Jonah Coleman Returns at Arizona — Depth Role Keeps Him on the Bench
Denver activated Coleman from injured reserve on Saturday after he missed four games with a high-ankle sprain. While Tyler Badie landed on injured reserve, Coleman returns to a backfield operating behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey. The rookie showed promise in Week 2 before the injury, but the Broncos will likely ease him into rotational work rather than handing him a significant role immediately.
From a fantasy standpoint, Coleman is strictly a stash candidate. Our weekly projections anticipate a modest outing, slating him for roughly 21 total yards on 3–4 touches for 4.1 fantasy points. Currently rostered in 41% of leagues but started in just 1%, he belongs on fantasy benches until his workload expands and his weekly touch share is established.
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Outlook Derrick Henry
Derrick Henry vs. Bengals — Heavy Workload Expected in Pivotal Division Showdown
Henry remains the undisputed focal point of Baltimore's rushing attack and will see all the volume he can handle. With quarterback Lamar Jackson officially ruled out due to an ankle injury, the Ravens are primed to rely even more heavily on Henry to control game flow and support Tyler Huntley under center.
Our models project Henry for roughly 17 carries, 72 rushing yards, and strong touchdown equity, translating to nearly 16 projected fantasy points. While Cincinnati will likely stack the box, Henry's red-zone dominance and guaranteed touch volume keep him as a locked-in must-start RB1 across all fantasy formats.
