When the Denver Broncos coaching staff sat down with running back Jonah Coleman in a pre-draft meeting, the connection was instant—and electric.

"It was amazing," Coleman told Broncos media after being selected with the 108th overall pick in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. "We just hit it off right off the bat. As soon as I walked in the meeting, I felt the energy and really the love from the start. I went in there, and we just talked some ball and just crushed it."

That chemistry didn't happen by accident. Coleman's Combine interview had already left a strong impression on Denver's brass, and a subsequent Top 30 visit only solidified their interest. "When I went up there on a visit, all I kept hearing was they were really impressed with my interview at the Combine," he added. "Who would have ever known that I would be in this position now. I'm just so grateful to be part of the team."

Coleman's path to the NFL is a story of growth and versatility. He spent two seasons at Arizona before transferring to Washington ahead of the 2024 campaign, where he quickly became a force in the Huskies' backfield. Over two years in Seattle, Coleman earned honorable mention All-Big Ten honors each season, rushing 349 times for 1,811 yards and 25 touchdowns in 25 games. But he's not just a ground-and-pound runner—Coleman also proved dangerous as a receiver, hauling in 54 catches for 531 yards and two more scores.

The Broncos appear to have landed a steal. Slated to work as the third running back behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey in 2026, Coleman brings a relentless, versatile style that fits perfectly into Denver's evolving offensive plans. Fans and analysts alike are buzzing about the value of this fourth-round pick—and Coleman himself believes the hype is justified.

Want to see why Denver is so excited? Check out some of Coleman's most electrifying collegiate highlights below, showcasing the speed, power, and receiving ability that made him a standout on draft day.