speed-first Broncos back with breakout upside, but health still matters
In the 2025 season, Cole Cabana played sparingly for Western Michigan, finishing with 8 carries for 18 yards and 2 catches for 2 yards, while a training-camp injury kept him out of the opener and slowed his early momentum. The selling points are still obvious: he was a blue-chip recruit, has rare acceleration and receiving chops for a back, and brings home-state energy after choosing Western Michigan over other transfer options. If your team wants a twitchy, high-upside RB who can create matchup problems in space, he’s interesting; if you need a proven every-down hammer, not quite yet.
