Broncos Draft Steal: Jonah Coleman's Elite Skills

0:00On April 29th, the Denver Broncos nailed their roster needs in the 2026 NFL draft, even without a first-round pick and after trading out of the second round. They snagged running back Jonah Coleman from Washington, a guy who fits like a glove on their already stacked offense. Their team was one of the league's strongest, making it tough to find rookies who could step in right away, but Coleman looks ready to contribute, especially with the Broncos needing depth that running back behind JK Dobbins. His old running back coach at Washington, Scotty Graham, can't stop raving about him. Graham, who played seven years in the NFL himself, calls Coleman one of the best he's ever seen at picking up blitzes thanks to his low center of gravity and sharp eyes. Graham also praises Coleman's running style. He makes defenders miss and his skills as a receiving back who tracks the ball perfectly. Plus, the dude's a football junkie who graduated with honors as an education major in love's practice more than anything.

1:01With elite pass protection that might top anyone on Denver's roster, Coleman could lock down third downs and even push into the number two running. Backspot if he earns carries. This draft steal has Broncos fans buzzing about real rotation value.