6 years agoAtlanta Falcons running back Tevin Coleman took full advantage of his opportunity to be the lead running back on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. Coleman rushed the ball 16 times for 107 yards, including a longest rush of 36 yards. Coleman added four receptions for 18 yards but unfortunately failed to find the end zone either rushing or receiving. Coleman has a chance with Devonta Freeman out to demonstrate not just to the Falcons but the entire league, what he can offer as a number one back heading into free agency this coming offseason. As long as Freeman remains out Coleman should be at least a number two back for fantasy owners each week.--Ben Rolfe
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