unbillievable

Coleman had a 70% contested catch rate in college. It was the reason he was drafted. Obviously the guy isn't going to outrun many in the NFL. If we're hoping that he develops into a route runner, McConkey or Pearsal would have been a better choice. Last year he was charted at 36% rate. After week 1? Yes, I'm happy he had a good game, but he's not doing what he was drafted to do, which is catch the ball when he (and everyone else) is covered. I'm just tired of watching balls bounce off this guy, especially in the redzone where Josh is guaranteed to give Coleman a shot at a 50/50 ball. He's young. He has time. What I'm excited to see him do more... 0m32s, 1m21s, 1m37s, 4m47s (TD), 6m49s, 7m16s (jumpball TD).

Except the separation was because of zone or the DB giving a cushion. He does get credit for boxing out the DB on the slant for the game winning catch. Teams with big corners will shut him down if he doesn't improve his hand strength. Levi Wallace would eat his lunch.

I don't like that Coleman got 0 catches from 50/50 balls where he had to fight with the DB. All of his catches where when he had separation. He has the body control, just not the hands. However, I'm hopeful, he can turn into Davante Adams, if he keeps improving. Right now, Gabe Davis has better possession skills.

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Henry has a very low fumble rate. He's a 10yr vet at RB. He's going to get a brief conversation but no coach is going to worry about changing his running style at this point in his career.

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I have a feeling that taking Travis Hunter to fill a DB spot will be this year's championship move. I wish I had thought of it before I drafted. Need to do it by round 5.

Trying for a home run with those rookie RBs. High risk/reward there. Ford/Stevenson/Jones/Reed/ are hit or miss, hard to predict when to use those guys. solid bye week subs. Higgins/Harris/Miller are just shots in the dark. You like to play the Powerball? You're going to be competitive with those wide receivers alone. This is the type of roster that scares Top teams. You can have one of those guys go nuts and steal a win any given week.

Taylor is solid. I see him being a feature in that IND team. Henry and McClaurin can hit that cliff at any time. Maybe solid. Provides consistent points. Ridley, Diggs, and Kupp are jumping off that cliff right now. hopeful for bounce back, may surprise. Henderson and Loveland are unknowns and unreliable. Love and Lawrence are weekly rotations. Montgomery and Jennings are useful for a bye. Ridley, H Henry, Allen will be FA cut/pickups for the season. In case of injury only. I would agree that its solid D. You're going to need a breakout season from a rookie, or comeback players like Kupp and Diggs to hit. Henry and Taylor will keep you competitive weekly. I see a team that will fight for a playoff spot.

Another "Summer of Love" before the midterms incoming...

12 Team half PPR redraft League. QB: Josh (2nd) RB: CMC (1st) RB: Cook (3rd) WR: Waddle (5th) WR: Diggs ( 7th) TE: Loveland (11th) Flx: N. Chubb (13) K: Butker (15) DF: 49ers (14) Bench RB: T. Henderson (4) WR: Pearsall (6th) WR: R Rice (10) RB: B Robinson (16) Just finished draft. I'm hoping Pearsall and Henderson explode. Saving Rice for end of year. Can suspensions go to IR? Brian Robinson in case CMC goes down. The missing rounds are Defensive players. No backups for those.

Mocks seem to indicate taking RBs early with value at WR late. Also a few injuries to start the season could payoff if they come back like Mixon or Godwin.

Rice should start a GoFundMe. He'll get an easy million in donations.

The correct answer is Josh Allen.