What happened: Denver Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman described the backfield rotation as an expected 'three-headed monster' alongside veteran J.K. Dobbins. Coleman addressed the committee approach during team media sessions as Denver balances carries. The fourth-round pick out of Washington indicated the shared distribution was planned from the outset.

Why it matters: A committee approach protects backfield health for the Denver Broncos, who sit at 5-2 and occupy the No. 5 seed in the AFC. Keeping multiple rushers fresh remains vital after Coleman missed time on injured reserve in late September. Dobbins gives the offense a veteran focal point after producing 772 rushing yards and four touchdowns in 10 games last season.

What to watch: Denver continues regular-season preparations while evaluating Coleman's workload in the running back rotation. The Broncos look to protect their standing in the AFC playoff race.