Picture this: Buffalo Bills wide receiver and former Florida State star Keon Coleman is in a grocery store, and an older lady taps him on the shoulder and gives him the most earnest look, asking him to get some fruit snacks off the top shelf, "Young man, can you get that for me?"

Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter has taken the college football world by storm with his elite two-way ability. He’s a projected top-three pick in several mock drafts, but the biggest question surrounding Hunter is how NFL teams will utilize him.

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The rookie receiver competed at least year's combine before being selected by Buffalo in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft

It became obvious last year that Bills receiver Keon Coleman is hilariously authentic and self-aware. He recently provided another concrete example of that reality. Appearing on the 7pm in Brooklyn podcast,

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott said wide receiver Keon Coleman needs to show more improvement in his second season.

NFL draft prospects head into the scouting combine prepared to be scrutinized by an array of scouts, personnel, and coaches as they look to impress and boost their stock before April. They are examined for nearly everything,

NFL Combine is over, reports have surfaced about players, particularly Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders, being labeled “brash” and “arrogant” during team interviews. But this isn’t new. Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman recently revealed that a team got upset with him for eating a snack placed on the table during his pre-draft interview.