Broncos Snag Powerful RB Coleman

0:00On April 25, the Denver Broncos just nailed their fourth round pick in the 2026 NFL draft, grabbing Washington running back Jonah, Coleman at a 1-8th overall. This dude is built like a tank at 5'8 and 222 pounds, perfect for what they need in the backfield, solid depth across, all three downs. Earlier this year, they resigned JK Dobbins in free agency and already took RJ Harvey in the second round last season, but injuries exposed there. Then running game down the stretch. General manager George Paton called these fourth rounders class definers and Coleman slots right in as that reliable piece they missed. Fans and scouts are buzzing because Coleman shines in past protection, stressing how you got a block for that big money quarterback. His offense led the league and passes last year and he ranked third in college ball with six catches over 20 yards, making him a weapon out of the backfield. On top of that, he only fumbled twice in college and compounded between the tackles,

1:00stepping up as a true replacement for guys like Tyler Beatty, without dropping off in the run game. No wonder he was the pre-draft dream fit in a weak class at the position. With this move, the Broncos lock down their backfield for a playoff push, blending power, protection and playmaking to keep the engine humming all season.