Tevin Coleman: Latest News, Rumors and Speculation on RB's NFL Draft Stock

Indiana Hoosiers running back Tevin Coleman racked up an impressive 2,036 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on the ground during the 2014 season. That was enough to land on the radar of some NFL teams before the upcoming draft.  

Continue for updates.

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Should Cowboys Target Coleman in Round 1?

Thursday, April 23

Bleacher Report NFL analyst Chris Simms discussed why Coleman makes sense for the Dallas Cowboys at the end of of the first round:

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Simms: Coleman Would Be Steal for Chargers in Round 2

Thursday, April 23

Simms recently broke down the San Diego Chargers' big board, highlighting Coleman as a special talent the team could steal in the second round if available. His comments on Coleman start at the 1:00 mark of the following video:

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Coleman Expected to be Drafted High

Thursday, March 26

Evan Silva of Rotoworld weighed in on Coleman's draft stock:

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Coleman Meeting with Multiple Teams and Scouts

Tuesday, March 24

The plan is for Coleman to work out for NFL scouts on April 15, reported Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com. 

Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun reported on March 23 that Coleman will meet with the San Diego Chargers leading up to the NFL draft.

On March 16, Wilson, via Mike Huguenin of NFL.com, reported that Coleman also had meetings set up with the Baltimore Ravens, the Carolina Panthers and the Arizona Cardinals. These individual meetings are important for Coleman because he was unable to work out at the NFL Scouting Combine and has a pro day workout coming up April 15.

Huguenin detailed the running back attrition for all three of those teams, as Baltimore needs a back behind Justin Forsett, the Panthers released DeAngelo Williams and Arizona needs a backup behind Andre Ellington.

Coleman may not be the household name that players like Melvin Gordon and Todd Gurley are in this draft because he played at Indiana, but he topped the 200-yard mark in four different games this season. He also tallied 228 rushing yards and three touchdowns against the eventual national champion Ohio State Buckeyes and torched Rutgers for 307 rushing yards.

He is an explosive option who could be available in the second or third round of the draft.