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Broncos Beat Panthers 26-21 Behind Jonah Coleman

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Broncos Beat Panthers 26-21 Behind Jonah Coleman

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The Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers 26-21 as rookie running back Jonah Coleman rushed 17 times for 57 yards, caught four passes for 31 yards and scored a nine-yard, fourth-quarter go-ahead touchdown. With RJ Harvey sidelined, Coleman had 21 touches to J.K. Dobbins’ five, underscoring his expanded role in Denver’s backfield. A key turning point came when coach Sean Payton challenged a goal-line ruling and officials reversed it to give Denver an interception, setting up a long drive that helped secure the win.

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