Jonah Coleman is a compact, powerful, highly efficient running back with a rare blend of balance, density, and short-area explosiveness. Originally emerging at Arizona before following Jedd Fisch to Washington, Coleman became one of the most productive all-purpose backs in the Big Ten in 2024, posting 1,109 rushing yards, 312 receiving yards, and 10 total touchdowns. At 5'9" and 225 lbs, he runs with exceptional leverage, maintains outstanding contact balance, and consistently turns first contact into additional yardage. His lateral agility and low-centered burst make him dangerous in zone and gap schemes alike, while his improved receiving ability makes him a true three-down option. Coleman’s physicality in pass protection, natural hands, and ability to create through power or wiggle give him legitimate NFL starter upside. Continued refinement reading second-level leverage and maintaining top-end long speed consistency will determine his draft ceiling, but he profiles as one of the most complete RB prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class