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Pat Fitzmaurice· Oct 26, 2026

In his Week 8 waiver wire column, Fitzmaurice argues Jonah Coleman has taken over as Denver's lead running back for the rest of the season, expects Omar Cooper Jr. to pass Adonai Mitchell as the Jets' No. 2 receiver, sees Caleb Douglas possibly emerging as Miami's top wideout, and notes Jordyn Tyson is expected to debut in Week 9.

“It appears he has a good chance to be Denver's lead back for the rest of the season.”

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4 checkable claims — 3 depth chart calls and 1 availability call — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing call.

It names 8 players and teams, each linked to their own record.

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Of the 3 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands below the rest of the room on every one.

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Jonah Coleman · 2026 season

22 calls from 13 pundits between 1 and 3. Pat Fitzmaurice said 1. the room's median is 1. not settled yet

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