The Miami Dolphins have a good defense, but they don’t necessarily have elite athletes all throughout their starting 11. Enter Tevin Coleman.
Steve Sarkisian used Coleman to great effect against the Buffalo Bills, with the speedy back slicing through the Bills on the ground and dicing them through the air. With Mohamed Sanu out against the Dolphins, there should be plenty of opportunities for Coleman in the passing game, especially after a quiet game for Taylor Gabriel and Justin Hardy.
I’m projecting that Coleman will have a pretty quiet day on the ground—I expect the Falcons to prioritize utilizing Devonta Freeman, as they have all year—but I expect a nice game through the air.