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Exactly!
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The funny thing about Coleman is that most owners didn't start him W1 and have started him the past two weeks
I mean, you're not gonna have 15-20 studs, he has utility, he's a bye week guy and you hope you hit.The funny thing about Coleman is that most owners didn't start him W1 and have started him the past two weeks
Players like this are roster poison. Can't cut, can't start, (often) can't trade... In this case Coleman is still tradable, but his value will fluctuate wildly early this season based on his most recent performance. You could wait until he goes off next week, but then you won't want to trade him, fearing that he's finally broken out proper... From your bench!
Still early. Coleman could definitely emerge as the Josh Allen WR1 by end of year. But early returns are now more question marks than answers. Even week 1 felt a bit flukey with those late game comeback stats he accumulated, including a VERY flukey TD.
ETA: I state the above to commiserate. While I don't have Coleman this year, it's not b/c I wasn't targeting him. And I have had many, many Colemans over the years!
I sold Coleman after week 1 in .5 PPR redraft.The funny thing about Coleman is that most owners didn't start him W1 and have started him the past two weeks
Players like this are roster poison. Can't cut, can't start, (often) can't trade... In this case Coleman is still tradable, but his value will fluctuate wildly early this season based on his most recent performance. You could wait until he goes off next week, but then you won't want to trade him, fearing that he's finally broken out proper... From your bench!
Still early. Coleman could definitely emerge as the Josh Allen WR1 by end of year. But early returns are now more question marks than answers. Even week 1 felt a bit flukey with those late game comeback stats he accumulated, including a VERY flukey TD.
ETA: I state the above to commiserate. While I don't have Coleman this year, it's not b/c I wasn't targeting him. And I have had many, many Colemans over the years!
He`s so invisible half the time i cant find his 0 anywhere on the field , then ill see him pop out of nowhere to congratulate a teammate who actually made a play .
Gonna be honest with you, bruh. I may never forgive you.
You nailed this! I was in two days of negotiation trying to acquire this guy, that took far more hours than I care to admit. He wanted Etienne or Swift. I offered JCM. For context he is a big Commanders fan, who loves rookie RBs in general (he drafted Harvey & Henderson too) and told me he truly believes JCM will be the feature back by mid-season. It went back and forth for hours with iterations of Swift and for Coleman and etc. Ultimately it fell through. Thank goodness!The funny thing about Coleman is that most owners didn't start him W1 and have started him the past two weeks
Players like this are roster poison. Can't cut, can't start, (often) can't trade... In this case Coleman is still tradable, but his value will fluctuate wildly early this season based on his most recent performance. You could wait until he goes off next week, but then you won't want to trade him, fearing that he's finally broken out proper... From your bench!
Still early. Coleman could definitely emerge as the Josh Allen WR1 by end of year. But early returns are now more question marks than answers. Even week 1 felt a bit flukey with those late game comeback stats he accumulated, including a VERY flukey TD.
ETA: I state the above to commiserate. While I don't have Coleman this year, it's not b/c I wasn't targeting him. And I have had many, many Colemans over the years!
Ok man it would be deserved trust me
I agree, I am not looking to cut him in 12 teams or higher but he's also not in my lineup consideration either.
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When they had Diggs, they were happy feeding him. I just don't think they see a player on the team who merits the kind of target rate we need for fantasy glory.
If you are talking redraft, I wouldn't be too down about it. He was a good risk. ADP price tag was pretty reasonable for a young player, 2nd round pick, attached to Josh Allen with some good athletic gifts and power 5 college success. We might have loss on this bet but if we keep making good bets like this over time, we will win more often then we lose.
He always was
IIRC, there were a lot of baffled folks why the Bills didn't select Worthy in the 1st. Maybe they gambled that he'd still be there in the early 2nd and lost. In any event though, the landscape is littered with coulda-shoulda-woulda draft picks.
Trading it to their arch nemesis Chiefs just magnified the stupidity.
