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Player Outlook
The speedy Coleman figures to contribute more on special teams in 2026 for Miami rather than the offense, though the fifth-rounder might have a shot at a slot role given the lack of reliable veteran depth on the roster. Coleman played at four colleges in four years and only stood out statistically in 2024 with Mississippi State when he led the team in receiving and scored as many TDs (six) as he did in his other three years. Some stability in Miami could help him, but it's his speed that made him appealing to the Dolphins in the first place. Coleman would have to overcome size limitations to be a factor in Fantasy long term. Maybe someone will take a chance on him late in rookie-only drafts.

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  • Dolphins' Kevin Coleman: Team's leading receiver in preseason loss

    Coleman (undisclosed) caught two of five targets for 32 yards in Saturday's 26-3 preseason loss to the Giants. Coleman had previously dealt with an undisclosed injury that caused him to miss some practice time, but the rookie fifth-round pick suited up Saturday and paced the team in targets and receiving yards. The Dolphins rested their starters and got an ugly passing performance out of the backups, as Coleman was the only player on the team to exceed 12 receiving yards in the game. Coleman seems to be running well behind rookie third-round pick Caleb Douglas, as well as the more experienced Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell. Fellow rookie WR Chris Bell (knee) could also factor into the mix whenever he's cleared for game action.
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