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Saints Eye Jonah Coleman for Draft

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The New Orleans Saints are bolstering their offense for the 2026 NFL season by targeting Jonah Coleman, a versatile running back from Washington. Coleman, known for his explosive runs and receiving skills, has impressed scouts with his raw power and potential to complement Travis Etienne. His ability to grind north-south and catch passes out of the backfield makes him an attractive addition to the Saints roster.

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Saints Eye Jonah Coleman for Draft

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0:00On March 28th, the New Orleans Saints are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Offseason by hunting for more weapons around quarterback Tyler. Show, and they've already landed running back Travis ETN to boost that run and pass game. Now they're eyeing Washington's Jonah Coleman as another potential playmaker, especially of Alvin Camara hangs it up. Saints reps have already met with the 5-8-220-pound back, who's got that explosive vibe teens crave in a crowded draft. Class. Coleman exploded at Washington over two seasons, piling up 2,342 scrimmage yards with a mix of rushing and receiving. Punch. Folks see him as a versatile threat, who can grind north-south or catch passes out of the backfield. At the combine, he crushed the bench press with 22 reps, a monster number for his size that turned heads and highlighted his raw power. His fiddle alongside ETN looks seamless, blending power runs with receiving skills to keep defenses guessing, so keep an eye on Coleman as draft buzz builds.

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