Hanging with Bills WR Keon Coleman 

Damn I didn’t even peep that’s what’s up

How many years was Buffalo supposed to win it all now!?? Lmao cut it out clown

The offense might dominate, but the defense got worse I'd be surprised if y'all make the playoffs this year

@@MrJamb0reethat’s what y’all say every year about us 😂 and yet we probably beat your team

@@MrJamb0reehow the defense get worse? We got rid of old washed players

@@MrJamb0ree How do you figure the defense got worse? The Bills cut or let go a bunch of veteran talent that was becoming dead weight or to injured to contribute to the success of the team. We are now younger and faster on defense.

He is an unreal athlete.. just doesn't have the best long speed and that's okay when your 6'4 220 lol

@@teejay33955 It will be interesting to see his game speed. I loved the answer he gave to one of his first Bills related interviews. When they asked him about his 40 time he said something like, "I don't know about that, I just know no one has ever caught me". Really looking forward to watching him play.

​@@RageDaug Reading this had me rolling 😂. I love how Keon speaks

In my opinion the 40 time is the most overrated and useless metric because at no point in the game will you run 40 yards in a straight line uncontested and what makes it even more weird is that they have them running out of a sprinters stance instead of upright. Jerry Rice the greatest wide receiver ever ran a “bad” 40 time and still became what he became

He is for sure explosive. He was explosive and athletic enough to be the punt returner at FSU too. He is going to be nice in the league.

😂😂😂

Facts!!!

Pump the brakes my guy

@@thatrealsquezyboy7226😂 he ain’t getting this hype for no reason

Same here…on both accounts #goeagles #gokeon

That's why GMs get paid to make the picks. If fans got their way everytime, your favorite team would be terrible on the field

That’s not always true. Bills fans’ consensus first round picks basically every year pre-draft during the drought were better than our actual picks. Whitner over Ngata comes to mind unless I’m mixing it up. But we passed over the logical choice so often it was insane. So let’s just be grateful we don’t do that anymore I guess.

Yeah winning 9 games

Go Bills!

​@MrJamb0 salty

Hate to break it to you, but nah.

@@patricksmith8238 Sorry for speaking the truth 😂

@@patricksmith8238 I get your standing up for team, but the truth is the truth .

@@patricksmith8238 I have subs bud😂 and nobody is joking. Keep goin with your Corny Comebacks.

Yall aint getting past Houston

I bet he run a 4.48 when the season start the Hard work speaks for itself

Hooe, you're right, but realistically, he has a career 1.9 Yards Per Route Run in college, 1.73 in 2024. So, odds are that he isn't going to translate to the NFL. He's really similar to NKEAL Harry, who cant seperate and who also had circus catches in college. He's faster in the 10 yard split. Maybe that'll help. The odds are very slim. 1%

​@@TheOne-pq3gssure, odds are against him when you look at overall statistics. However, those stats don't take into consideration his focus, work ethic, who he is learning from and who his quarterback is. Lots of potentially great receivers never took off because of mediocre or worse quarterback play or getting caught up in the diva lifestyle and not staying hungry. Claypool is an example, had a great rookie season with Big Ben, then crickets.

@ChristopherMancini What I think you fail to realize is just how good a metric Yards Per Route Run is and just how bad 1.73 is. For comparison, in the last 30 years, only 1 receiver has succeeded to a 1k yard season with metrics that low, Stevie Johnson of the Bills. It basically calculates a recievers' ability to get open and create separation. The defensive backs will be alot better in the NFL. He's always had a strong work ethic but has never been able to get above a 1.9 career average YPRR. 1% chance realistically. It doesn't matter who the QB is if the guy is covered. I hope he's the 1 %.

@@TheOne-pq3gs if you remove the season where the team was deliberately tossing up contested catch balls to the outside, I think that was his second year in Michigan, what does that metric look like?

@ChristopherMancini I don't know where to get that info from. I just know career is 1.9 YPRR and Florida state last year was 1.74 and that was with 10 games with a healthy QB. When he went up in competition level, his play went down which isn't a good sign. He only accounted for 18% of Florida's passing offense and never broke 1k yards, rarely 100 yard game. So the 1.74 YPRR makes sense with the lack of production at the college level. He was drafted way too high, given his almost certainty of being a draft bust. His 40 time almost confirmed it.