Broncos Host Jonah Coleman for Dynamic Running Back Trio

0:00On March 25, the Denver Broncos are looking to strengthen their running back group after a rocky season. Last year, JK Dobbins showed elite efficiency with nearly 800 rushing yards in the first 10 games before a foot injury sidelined him. Rookie R.J. Harvey stepped in but struggled to handle the full load consistently. Earlier this offseason, the team brought Dobbins back on a two-year deal that's really just the one-year commitment worth $8 million. While Harvey has upset as a receiver and scored 12 touchdowns, his running just wasn't up to par, leaving the backfield short unreliable. Options. Fans and analysts see the need for depth, especially since Dobbins has a history of missing time. The Broncos want a committee approach to keep everyone fresh and productive, avoiding overreliance on any one player. Now, they're hosting Washington running back Jonah Coleman on a top 30 visit ahead of the 20-26 draft. At 5 feet 8 inches in 220 pounds, he racked up 758 rushing yards, 15 touchdowns, and 300.

1:0354 receiving yards last season, plus strong pass protection skills. This could create a dynamic trio with Dobbins handling big runs. Harvey catching passes and Coleman grinding tough yards, setting the Broncos up for a. More balanced attack moving forward.