Coleman had one catch for 15 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's season opener against the Packers. Like most of his positional counterparts at fullback, Coleman will probably have a few opportunities to pick up touchdowns off play-action passes in short-yardage situations, which is how he scored Thursday night. He'll likely also have touch-less weeks, though he did get two carries and eight receptions in just 147 snaps last season. Of course, between Coleman, Michael Robinson and Spencer Ware, the Seahawks' fullbacks logged just 290 snaps during the regular season last year. Even with Robinson and Ware gone, Coleman's ceiling is probably in the range of 350-400 snaps, rendering him useless in nearly every format.