Buffalo Bills rookie WR Keon Coleman has a hilarious (and understandable) reason why he doesn’t want to play golf with Josh Allen | Golf News & Info

At this spring’s NFL Combine, the former FSU receiver gave a very positive assessment of his golf game, telling Buffalo Bills coaches that he was more of a “Tiger WishHeCould” than a “Tiger Woods.” That honesty must have been refreshing to Buffalo’s brass, which selected Coleman 33rd overall a few weeks later.

Soon, Coleman will be taking the balls from GOATed golf maniac Josh Allen, but he’s more pessimistic about playing golf with his new QB. In a recent interview with CBS’ Bryant McFadden, Coleman once again criticized his golf game, saying he’s not good enough to play alongside the Bills’ gunslinger in the Pro Bowl…yet.

“I’m like, ‘I’m not going to play golf with you. We can’t bond over this,'” Coleman said. “We gotta go throw rocks at the lake or something. You (Allen) to play golf to play golf.

Coleman’s game may need some work, but his ability to laugh at himself remains a prime asset. Many golfers never learn this skill, no matter how many strokes they gain on their handicap.

You can’t really blame Coleman, though. We can all understand being intimidated by playing with better golfers, but we think he should give it a shot. We’re all in this crazy game together, and the quickest way to learn how to swim is to jump in the water. Plus, it might help build a relationship with Allen on the field. With Aaron Rodgers returning to the Jets and Tua and Tyreek set for another season, the Bills are going to need all the chemistry they can get if they want to retain the AFC East crown.