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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: Scooped up by Miami

    The Dolphins selected Coleman in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 177th overall. Coleman played for four different schools during his four-year college career, which ended in 2025 with Missouri, when he posted 66 catches for 732 yards and one touchdown across 13 games. He served primarily as a slot wide receiver and had the explosiveness to beat the first man, and his experience as a punt returner could earn him playing time in his rookie season in the NFL. Coleman is the third wide receiver selected by the Dolphins in this year's draft, joining Texas Tech's Caleb Douglas and Louisville's Chris Bell.
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