I've got a sleeper running back for you from the 2026 NFL draft class.

It's not Mike Washington Jr.

This is not somebody who came out and impressed this at the NFL Combine.

And I think as a result, he's going a bit under the radar.

I'm pretty excited to get into this with you.

So it's Jonah Coleman running back out of Washington. I'm just getting

started with digging into this class, but I just loved everything that I saw from Coleman,

so much so that we're going to make him the first rookie profile that we roll out here on Beyond the box score. So Jonah Coleman, let me tell you about

Jonah Coleman a little bit. I think he's going on to the radar because he's a four-year player. He's

going to be 23 years old at the start of the 2026 NFL season. And he's also not an overwhelmingly

athletic player. So I could see, you know, why he's maybe not the most popular running back on big boards right now.

But in terms of just projecting a skill set that I think will fit at the NFL level that I think NFL coaches will value,

it feels like Coleman has a really good shot of getting on the field.

It reminds me of Kyle Menangai in 2025.

But I think there's more receiving upside and there's more

explosive play upside with Coleman. So I've got a fun tweet here from our buddy Ian Hartitz.

He says Jonah Coleman is running back one in The Little Things. This is something that Ian compiled here

where he looks at drop rate, pressure rate allowed,

and fumble rate.

And yeah, Coleman, man, he barely ever let any opportunity

slip through his hands.

I really, really liked his past protection.

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