Broncos rookie RB hints at NFL Draft destination.

Jonah Coleman, a 2026 NFL draft prospect and Washington running back, made headlines for a so-called “prediction” about his destination before the draft. At a pre-draft event, Coleman appeared to call his own selection, publicly stating that he would be chosen by the Denver Broncos at the 62nd pick, a claim that sparked social-media chatter when the Broncos ultimately drafted him 108th overall in the fourth round. Coleman’s “spoke into existence” moment has fueled notable fan and media interest in his fit with Denver.

The article also highlights the Broncos’ drafting trend, noting it’s the second consecutive year they selected a running back, following RJ Harvey in 2025. Analysts talk up Coleman’s potential contribution to a developing Broncos RB room that already includes J.K. Dobbins, Harvey, Coleman, Jaleel McLaughlin, and Tyler Badie. With Dobbins and Harvey bringing veteran starter-caliber experience, Coleman is positioned to compete for roles alongside a young, productive group.

Key takeaways:
– Jonah Coleman predicted a Broncos selection before the draft and was later drafted by Denver at No. 108.
– This marks the Broncos’ second consecutive year drafting a running back.
– Coleman joins an NFL RB room featuring J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, among others, with potential for immediate depth and future starting roles.