Coleman (5’8/220) spent his freshman season as a backup before leading the Arizona Wildcats with 871 rushing yards in 2023. He would serve as his team’s leading rusher in each of the following two seasons as well. Coleman put his best work on tape in 2024 when he ran for over 1,000 yards on 193 attempts. He got off to another hot start in 2025, but a knee injury late in the year limited him to 30 carries for 115 yards and two scores over his final four games. The issue also sidelined him for a week. Despite catching four passes during that stretch, he still finished the season with a 31-354-3 receiving line on top of his 758 yards and 15 scores on the ground. His ability to play on all three downs made him a finalist for the Paul Hornung Award and will be his calling card in the pros. Coleman isn’t particularly fast on tape and the fact that he opted out of the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine and Washington’s Pro Day all but confirms his lack of speed. Coleman’s rugged build could make him the long-term replacement for JK Dobbins, who re-signed with the Broncos this offseason.