How DOMINANT could the Broncos be with BOTH Jonathan Taylor and Jonah Coleman?

Jonah Coleman delivered when he got his opportunity—but does that mean the Broncos should back away from Jonathan Taylor? On The Drive, the conversation takes the opposite turn: Coleman’s performance, Denver’s timely offense and a defense that came through with the game hanging in the balance strengthen the argument for going all in.

The guys debate how aggressively Denver should pursue Taylor, including whether a potential bidding war could justify giving up a first-round pick. The stakes go beyond adding another running back. They make the case that a major move could help put the Broncos in position to compete for a Super Bowl now—and potentially sustain that success.

But what would that mean for Coleman? The discussion isn’t about trading the rookie away. It’s about imagining a backfield with Taylor leading the way and Coleman continuing to contribute, even after showing why he deserves more opportunities.

This is a debate about what Denver should do—not confirmation that a deal is close or that Taylor has chosen a destination. With growing belief in the team’s championship potential, the question is how much future draft capital the Broncos should be willing to spend on the present.

Broncos Country, what’s your maximum offer for Jonathan Taylor—and how would you balance going all in with developing Jonah Coleman? Share your trade package in the comments, like the video and subscribe for more Broncos coverage from The Drive with Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay.