Koleman’s numbers came in a limited sample, but the film makes it clear there’s much more on the way. In just 6 games, he totaled 14 catches for 248 yards and 5 touchdowns, showing he can make the most of his opportunities. On tape, he presents a reliable target with strong hands and the ability to secure the ball through contact. He finds soft spots in coverage, works into open space, and gives his quarterback a dependable option in key situations. After the catch, he moves with purpose, turning upfield and picking up extra yards instead of going down easy. In the red zone, he stands out using his frame to create separation and finish plays. With a full season ahead, expect a much bigger jump, because the flashes on film already show a player ready to take on a larger role and produce at a high level.

Kolan brings a physical and versatile presence to the field. What stands out on film is his ability to win at the point of attack — whether it’s in-line blocking or releasing downfield, he shows strength and awareness to control defenders. He’s reliable in run support, sealing edges and creating lanes, while also showing the ability to adjust to coverage when asked to release as a receiver.

As a pass-catcher, Kolan uses his size and hands effectively to attack the ball in traffic. He tracks throws well and competes at the catch point, showing body control and awareness in contested situations. His athleticism allows him to gain yards after the catch and contribute in multiple ways.