Denver’s 2026 season could hinge on two shaky starting spots: running back and cornerback. J.K. Dobbins, the presumed lead back, faces stiff competition from speedster R.J. Harvey and power runner Jonah Coleman, both showing explosive potential. Meanwhile, cornerback Riley Moss, despite leading the team in passes defended last year, is under pressure playing opposite Patrick Surtain II — any mistake will be magnified. Enter Jahdae Barron, who’s turned into a game-changer with a 97-yard pick-six against Atlanta, making Moss’s job even tougher. Both positions are wide open for preseason showdowns — Denver’s building for deep playoff runs, not just star names.
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