Outlook Jonah Coleman
Jonah Coleman vs KC — Carving Out Value in Denver's Backfield
Fresh off injured reserve, rookie Jonah Coleman made an immediate impact with 69 total yards on 11 touches against Arizona. Head coach Sean Payton noted postgame that the team definitely needs to get him more touches. With Tyler Badie on injured reserve, Coleman has quickly solidified his role in Denver's backfield rotation alongside J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey.
Our weekly projection forecasts Coleman for roughly eight to nine carries, two targets, and 42 scrimmage yards (7.6 fantasy points). Fantasy managers have taken notice, driving his roster rate up to 64%, though his start rate sits at just 8%. In a tight divisional matchup, he profiles as a priority stash and viable deep-league option whose workload could surge.
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Outlook Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews at Buffalo — High-Scoring Environment Offers Rebound Opportunity
Although Mark Andrews remains the top tight end on Baltimore's depth chart, his recent production has cooled considerably. Over his past two games, he has caught just four passes for 27 yards on seven targets. While miscues drew scrutiny in mid-October, team leadership reaffirmed their trust in the veteran, who continues to lead the tight end group with Durham Smythe sidelined.
Fantasy managers have grown wary, letting his start rate dip down to 30%. However, this road matchup in Buffalo features an elevated 54-point over/under that favors passing volume. Our weekly projection pegs Andrews for 3.6 receptions and 34 yards, placing him firmly in the matchup-dependent tier with legitimate scoring upside if game script forces Baltimore to throw.
