Lately, Jonah Coleman has been everywhere. The Rich Eisen Show. Hawking Buffalo Wild Wings. The Up and Adams Show. Posting a photo of himself as a youth football player. And, on Saturday, the former University of Washington running back ended up with the Denver Broncos after he was selected with the eighth pick of the fourth round, and the 108th choice overall of the NFL Draft. Pro Dawg @jonahcoleman8 becomes a Bronco. Stockton built. Montlake Made. Mile high next. pic.twitter.com/X1e5gLsKms — Washington Football (@UW_Football) April 25, 2026 He'll head to the Rocky Mountain state and the Mile High City to advance his football career and show everyone why he was considered one of the biggest sleepers in this latest April talent dispersal. Coleman becomes the third former Husky running back to be drafted by Denver, joining Charlie Mitchell, who went to the Broncos on the then 18th pick in 1963, and Greg Lewis, a fifth-rounder in 1991. Who are the biggest sleepers in the 2026 NFL Draft?…