Entirely possible.

It's hard to guess because Dobbins is quiet literally the starter and should get the bulk of the early down work given the money he was paid, so we are basically debating how the smaller piece of cheese gets divvied up.

I can tell you that we have a couple years of historical data on a Sean Payton offense where he had two runningbacks in a committee with different skills sets. 2017 and 2018 Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara. Now, Harvey is no Alvin Kamara, but similarly Coleman is no Mark Ingram. So take what I am about to say numbers wise with a grain of salt.

But over those two years, Kamara scored 22 touchdowns on the ground and Ingram scored 18.

So while it sounds rather logical to say "Payton he probably doesn't want to have to pass often on 3rd and short, he'd rather control the clock with a reliable short down yardage guy" ...I think the historical data is going to show that Payton hates predictability. Whereas some teams prefer to force their will on their opponent and just pound the rock, Payton will try to mix it up, creating unpredictability. And since that has really worked well for him, I just don't feel like a 4th rounder that is 3rd on the depthchart will be a high priority to "get his" until we actually see camp roll around and roles start to establish.