Jonah Coleman, the new running back for the Denver Broncos, is set to choose a new jersey number as his previous numbers are unavailable. He teased his number choice on Instagram, with options including Nos. 5, 6, 20, and 30.
Key points
Jonah Coleman is the new running back for the Denver Broncos.
Coleman previously wore No. 1, which is taken by Evan Engram.
Available jersey numbers for Coleman include Nos. 5, 6, 20, and 30.
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Denver Broncos fans might not have to wait until rookie minicamp to learn new running back Jonah Coleman's jersey number.
Coleman wore No. 1 with theĀ Washington HuskiesĀ from 2024-2025, but that number is currently worn by tight end Evan Engram in Denver. Coleman previously wore No. 3 (2023) and No. 24 (2022) at Arizona. No. 3 is currently owned by Broncos kicker Wil Lutz, and the team holds back No. 24Ā in honor of Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey.
So, Coleman will need to pick a new number in the NFL. The available options include Nos. 5, 6, 20 and 30. The running back took to Instagram on Wednesday with a jersey-swapped image that may have teased his number choice:
This would be an interesting development because RJ HarveyĀ hinted at wearing No. 5Ā as a rookie last spring, but it wasn't available at the time. Harvey ended up wearing No. 12 in 2025. We should have an official confirmation of Coleman's number choice when the Broncos hold a rookie minicamp from .
Q&A
What jersey numbers are available for Jonah Coleman with the Broncos?
Jonah Coleman can choose from jersey numbers 5, 6, 20, and 30 with the Denver Broncos.
Why can't Jonah Coleman wear his previous jersey number?
Coleman cannot wear his previous jersey number, No. 1, because it is currently worn by tight end Evan Engram.
When will Jonah Coleman officially announce his jersey number?
Coleman is expected to officially announce his jersey number during the Broncos' rookie minicamp from May 8-10.
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