The Denver Broncos' 2025 draft class is about to get a fresh new look—literally. As rookies gear up for minicamp this week (May 8-10), all seven members of the team's draft haul will be swapping their college digits for new NFL jersey numbers. Here's a quick breakdown of the number shuffle you won't want to miss.

Defensive lineman Tyler Onyedim, who sported No. 11 in college, will have to find a new favorite number since wide receiver Troy Franklin already claims that one in Denver. Running back Jonah Coleman, a Washington standout, wore No. 1 but will likely pivot to No. 5—he's hinted at the switch on social media, as tight end Evan Engram currently owns the single digit.

Offensive lineman Kage Casey faces a similar challenge: his college No. 77 is proudly worn by All-Pro guard Quinn Meinerz. Meanwhile, tight end Justin Joly's No. 7 is off-limits for good reason—it's retired in honor of Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway. Sorry, fifth-round tight ends don't get that privilege.

Safety Miles Scott, who wore No. 10 in college, will need to pick a new number since that's quarterback Bo Nix's territory. And tight end Dallen Bentley, who donned No. 88 at Utah, won't find that option in Denver either—the franchise has respectfully retired it following the passing of beloved wide receiver Demaryius Thomas.

Rounding out the list, linebacker Red Murdock wore No. 2 in college but will have to choose again, as that number belongs to All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain. With all seven rookies needing fresh digits, expect the official announcements during or just before this week's minicamp.

For Broncos fans, the number game is just the start of an exciting new chapter. Stay tuned—and maybe pick up a new jersey while you're at it! Follow Broncos Wire for all the latest updates.