Tevin Coleman

Despite his familiarity with Kyle Shanahan’s offense, Coleman was a disappointment during his two seasons in San Francisco, apart from the 2019 game against Carolina where he scored four of his seven TDs in a Niners uniform. He was then injured or simply benched for much of 2020, playing nearly as many snaps on special teams (59) as on offense (63) in his eight games. Shanahan may have thought Coleman was washed up, but the 28-year-old is now headed to the Jets after they hired former Shanahan assistant Mike LaFleur as offensive coordinator. Coleman had to settle for a one-year, $1.1 million contract with only $400,00 guaranteed and another $800,000 in incentives — a modest deal that suggests he might not make the Week 1 roster if he looks a step slow at training camp. On the other hand, Coleman has scheme familiarity working in his favor, and reports from OTAs had him splitting first-team reps with Ty Johnson and fourth-round rookie Michael Carter, for whatever that’s worth. The Jets also have 2020 fourth-rounder La’Mical Perine in the mix for carries, potentially setting up a three- or four-man committee in what’s highly unlikely to be an efficient offense. Coleman might be the thumper and goal-line guy, but relying on touchdowns on a bad team isn’t a conventional path to useful fantasy production.