Denver Broncos fans, get ready to spot a new number in the backfield this season. Rookie running back Jonah Coleman may have just given us a sneak peek at his jersey choice ahead of rookie minicamp, and it's already stirring up some buzz.

Coleman, who recently joined the Broncos, has a bit of a history with jersey numbers. He rocked No. 1 during his time with the Washington Huskies from 2024 to 2025, but that digit is already taken in Denver by tight end Evan Engram. Before that, he wore No. 3 (2023) and No. 24 (2022) at the University of Arizona. Unfortunately for Coleman, No. 3 belongs to kicker Wil Lutz, and No. 24 is retired in honor of Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey—a number that holds a special place in Broncos history.

So, what's left for the rookie? The available options include Nos. 5, 6, 20, and 30. And it looks like Coleman might have made his pick. On Wednesday, the running back took to Instagram with a jersey-swapped image that appears to tease his number choice. While he hasn't made an official announcement yet, the hint has fans and analysts playing detective.

This potential reveal is particularly interesting because it echoes a similar situation last spring. Running back RJ Harvey hinted at wearing No. 5 as a rookie, but it wasn't available at the time. Harvey ended up with No. 12 in 2025. Could Coleman be stepping into that vacated number? We'll have to wait for the official word, which should come when the Broncos hold their rookie minicamp from May 8 to 10.

For now, keep an eye on Coleman's social media and get ready to update your gear—because a new number means new ways to rep your favorite Broncos running back. Whether you're shopping for a custom jersey or just want to stay ahead of the trends, this is one rookie detail you won't want to miss.