Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman is already turning heads as he begins his NFL career in Denver.
Known for his physical running style and ability to make plays after contact, Coleman averaged 5.5 yards per carry during his college career and scored 25 rushing touchdowns over his final two seasons at Washington. But it's another part of his game that could help him make an immediate impact: pass protection.
Head coach Sean Payton praised Coleman's ability to pick up blitzes and protect the quarterback, calling it one of the strongest aspects of his game. With Denver looking to add more consistency to its running attack, Coleman has an opportunity to earn playing time early and prove he can contribute in all situations.
Read the full article here to learn more about Coleman's path to the NFL and how he could fit into the Broncos' plans this season.
