Broncos Draft Coleman for Run Game Boost

0:00On April 26th, the Denver Broncos just snagged running back Audra Coleman in the fourth round, 108th overall pick. This 220-pounder from Arizona stands out for his past protection skills, ranking 3rd and college snaps dedicated to keeping. Quarterback safe. It's the kind of gritty work that got him noticed and drafted to shield their new guy, Bo Nyx. Back in his early days with the Wildcats, Coleman had the battle seniors for reps and his running back coach dropped key advice, master blitz pickups, to earn your spot. That mindset stuck, giving the Broncos tons of film to love during their pre-drafty vow where they eyed him big as a third down back. Coleman owns that unglamorous role, saying he does the dirty work folks overlook and he's pumped to protect Nyx while fitting into a backfield full. Of smaller speedsters like RJ Harvey and JK Dobbins, at his size he brings the thump the team craves to beef up their run game. Officials like Offensive Line Coach Zach Streef are pushing to revamp Denver's ground attack and Coleman's power could fill gaps in the room's skill.

1:07Set, turning it into a three-headed monster on early downs. With Past Pro S's calling card baroom to grow, Coleman looks at the carve out a real role, blending reliability with that downhill punch, the Broncos need right now. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI.