For any NFL draft prospect, the pre-draft process is a whirlwind of meetings, workouts, and interviews. But for one of this year's top running backs, a single visit stood out above the rest.

Washington Huskies standout Jonah Coleman recently told The Rich Eisen Show that his time with the Denver Broncos was the absolute "highlight" of his journey to the pros. The powerful runner had high praise for the entire organization, from the coaching staff to the culture being built under Head Coach Sean Payton.

"Just the whole Broncos organization was ultimately in great spirits when I was there," Coleman said. "I felt all the love that they have to give... the camaraderie that they have as far as a coaching staff and the culture that they're building there is amazing."

Coleman's college resume makes it easy to see why he's turning heads. Over four seasons split between Arizona State and Washington, he amassed over 3,000 rushing yards, 34 touchdowns on the ground, and proved to be a reliable receiver out of the backfield. His well-rounded game, including solid pass protection, makes him a coveted three-down back prospect.

With the Broncos holding the 62nd overall pick in the second round, Coleman could be a perfect fit for their backfield. His powerful, versatile style would complement Denver's offensive scheme, and it's clear the mutual interest is strong. When a prospect calls your facility the highlight of the draft process, that's a connection worth watching as the big day approaches.