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University of Washington running back Jonah Coleman.

There’s manifesting, which we all try to do in 1 way or another, and there’s what Denver Broncos running back and 2026 2nd round pick Jonah Coleman did before the NFL draft.

What Coleman did seems a little more mystical after he correctly predicted which NFL team he was going to play for.

“Jonah Coleman was meant to be a Denver Bronco!!” Broncos fan account Boisabronco wrote on its official X account. “He called his shot prior to the draft.”

Attending a pre-draft event, Coleman was filmed walking up to a mock display of the dais that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell stands at when he announces draft picks.

“With the 62nd pick in the 2026 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select … Jonah Coleman! University of Washington! Running back!” Coleman says, smiling.

The Broncos didn’t select Coleman with the 62nd pick — they took him at No. 108 overall in the 4th round.

“Spoke into existence,” Coleman wrote on X.

Broncos Draft RB for 2nd Consecutive Year

It was the 2nd consecutive year the Broncos drafted a running back following 2nd round pick RJ Harvey in 2025.

“Broncos’ new RB Jonah Coleman can do it all,” DNVR’s Zac Stevens wrote on his official X account on Saturday. “Last two years at Washington, he racked up 1,811 rushing yards and 531 receiving yards with a whopping 27 total TDs … Broncos RB room: J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey, Jonah Coleman, Jaleel McLaughlin, and Tyler Badie.”

Both Harvey and veteran J.K. Dobbins, who signed a 2-year $16 million contract on March 9, should both be considered starter-caliber at this point. Harvey scored 12 touchdowns as a rookie and Dobbins was on pace to rush for over 1,000 yards before a season-ending foot injury in Week 10.