While I understand that there are circumstances in a game where the situation requires throwing to a covered player, who you hope wins the contested catch, I have never understood why people place such high value on that particular skill. I would much rather have play designs and WRs with separation skills that you don't actually have to make contested catches. I feel like I have spent the last 20 years watching Wes Welker, Julian Edelman and Travis Kelce catching wide open passes in situations where everyone in the stadium and watching on tv knew where the ball was going before it was even snapped. I want those types of plays and types of players. Honestly, I don't want to have an offense designs plays that end in contested catches. If for arguments sake, one were to stipulate Coleman is meaningully above average NFL level skill in that category, but below average in every other measure, I wouldn't roster him.