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Broncos Host Top RB Prospect Jonah Coleman

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The Denver Broncos, despite trading picks for Jaylen Waddle, maintain seven draft selections. Theyre hosting University of Washingtons Jonah Coleman, a five-foot-eight, two-hundred-twenty-pound running back, for a top-thirty visit. The team is keen on bolstering their backfield without using high picks, as Colemans college scheme aligns with theirs, and he showcased strong film breakdown, blitz recognition, and pass protection skills during his interview with head coach Sean Payton.

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Broncos Host Top RB Prospect Jonah Coleman

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Host Top RB Prospect Jonah Coleman. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 28th, the Denver Broncos made ways trading a first round and third round pick for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins, but they still hold seven selections in the upcoming NFL draft. Team leaders keep scouting college talent through in-person in virtual meetings, including a sit-down with University of Washington running back, Jonah Coleman at the NFL Combine. Now they are hosting the 5'8, 220lb back for a top 30 visit, even after resigning JK Dobbins, Tyler Beatty, and Jalil McLaughlin this offseason. The interview zeroed in on film breakdown, Blitz recognition, and past protection skills to shield rookie quarterback Bonix with head coach Sean, Peyton testing Coleman's grasp of their offensive concepts. Coleman noted their protections mirror what he ran in college, signaling he could pick up the scheme quickly, and this deep dive underscores the Broncos serious interest in bolstering the backfield without burning high picks.

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