Bills wide receiver and former FSU football star goes viral

How can you not love Keon Coleman?

The former Florida State receiver has yet to play down, but has become the darling of the NFL after being drafted No. 33 by the Buffalo Bills in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Over the past two weeks, Coleman hasn’t been afraid to speak out and show his personality.

His fun, good-natured approach has made him an internet sensation.

“I’m not a golfer, I’m Tiger WishHeCould.”

A recent video that surfaced on social media showed Coleman meeting in the NFL Combine with the Bills. When asked what he does after football, he gave a hilarious but genuine answer.

“I relax at home, play golf. I play a little,” he replied.

Then, in a follow-up question about his golf game. His response was:

“I’m not a golfer, I’m Tiger WishHeCould.”

Keon Coleman’s first visit to the Buffalo Bills facilities

Bills wide receiver and former FSU football star goes viral

Once he arrived in Buffalo, Coleman was a kid in a candy store. Bills media production released Coleman’s 24-hour visit.

Pick your poison in what stood out during Coleman’s trip to Buffalo.

This could be his short video from his first NFL visit to Buffalo. On his way to the Bills facility, he remembers looking for a pool to practice in and ended up finding a rink.

“The last thing I expected was an ice rink,” Coleman responded. “An ice rink. I’m like, what am I supposed to do with this? This is out of this world.”

Or Coleman could try out the Bills’ walk-in cooler in the athletic training room for the first time. Astonished by the smoke around the room, he asked to turn off the lights and pretend to be WWE Superstar The Undertaker.

Maybe it was when he rushed onto the field at Highmark Stadium, his name on the jumbotron, to finish his tour of the facility.

Keon Coleman’s yellow jacket at Macy’s

You can’t help but smile when Coleman is in the room. Although he can brighten up anyone’s day, his yellow winter jacket was brighter.

During his 24-hour visit, Coleman wore a black t-shirt, a chain with the number 4 and a yellow jacket completed his outfit.

It was a jacket he bought on sale at Macy’s while he was still at Michigan State. It only cost him $79.89, according to the Louisiana native.

When asked about it, he highlighted where he got it from and how much it cost, including during his introduction to the local press while giving some fashion advice to the media.

“It was a good little deal,” he said. “You can buy a trench coat for about $100. (It’s a) cute little (jacket)… I’ll take you there personally.”

Coleman hopes to purchase a few more jackets in blue and red.

Keon Coleman opened up about missing the College Football Playoff

Although his days at FSU are behind him, Coleman had no problem telling some FSU stories to the former NFL quarterback and now analyst for ESPN’s Robert Griffin III podcast, “RGIII and The One is “.

During the podcast, he was asked if he missed the College Football Playoff when he was undefeated and an ACC champion.

“We did everything you told us to do,” he said on the RGIII podcast. “Beat everyone you put in the program. Everything went well, and we were always wondering: what more could we have done?

As frustrated as Coleman was when FSU was snubbed, he understood the political side when he found out that losing quarterback Jordan Travis to injury contributed to missing the playoffs.

The Seminoles then faced the Georgia Bulldogs in the Capital One Orange Bowl. Coleman did not play in that game and the Seminoles lost 63-6.

‘He’s a confident kid’: What Keon Coleman brings to the Bills offense

Brandon Beane liked what he saw in Coleman, and he first saw him last year in FSU’s season opener against LSU.

When Coleman slowly ran 40 times at the NFL Combine, Beane whispered that he might fall to the Bills at their knees.

After trading up in the first round, it was the right time for him to select Coleman as the first pick in the second round.

“He’s a confident kid,” Beane said of Coleman. “He’s a dog. Any way you want to say it, he will bring attitude and energy to our room.”

Beane likes his size and the way he carries his body as a 6-foot-4, 215-pound wide receiver. He also likes the physicality and athleticism he brings to the Bills’ offense, which is needed for Buffalo after the departure of Stefon Diggs.

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