Jonah Coleman

Coleman runs with a downhill, finish-through-contact temperament that fits Denver's desired identity. He is not just a runner; he has enough receiving and blitz-pickup ability to work into real packages.

Strengths: Physicality, instinct, pass protection, receiving versatility and red-zone production.

Weaknesses: Rookie transition and a talented veteran rotation limit immediate touch volume.

Coleman is a young back whose compact 220-pound frame gives him a different physical look from some of Denver's quicker options. A four is intentionally cautious because there is no NFL regular-season tape yet. He is a developmental runner competing in a crowded room. His fastest path is special teams, pass protection and showing that the sturdy build comes with decisive vision.

Strengths: His compact, powerful build gives him a plausible contact-balance and short-yardage profile. Coleman is young and has time to develop behind several established professional backs.

Weaknesses: He has no NFL regular-season evidence and sits in a crowded depth chart. Pass protection, receiving reliability and professional processing all remain unknown until he earns meaningful offensive snaps.