Buffalo Bills WR Keon Coleman: Rookie minicamp brings football back to reality
You'd be hard-pressed to find a player that Buffalo Bills fans are more excited to see in action this fall than rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman. The first selection of the second round has lived in social media headlines since being selected, and fans are excited to see the humorous wideout actually catch passes from […]
You'd be hard-pressed to find a player that Buffalo Bills fans are more excited to see in action this fall than rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman.
The first selection of the second round has lived in social media headlines since being selected, and fans are excited to see the humorous wideout actually catch passes from Josh Allen.
The Bills held their rookie minicamp this weekend, to which Coleman said he had nerves for, but was also very excited.
"Once I grabbed the helmet and put it on, it kind of shook me back to real life," Coleman said. "Like this is reality now."
Coleman will likely be the top receiver on the Bills' depth chart once Week 1 rolls around, and he'll be leading a group that is deeper than some may have originally thought. The likes of Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, and perhaps even Chase Claypool will all have roles in the offense in 2024- a wide variety of names for Allen to distribute the ball to.
Signing Chase Claypool actually makes sense for the Buffalo Bills
The Bills signing Chase Claypool could be a net positive
