Jauan Jennings ran a 4.72 40 that dropped him to the 7th round of the 2020 draft, but he's thrived as a physical possession receiver for San Francisco who nearly won the goddamn Super Bowl MVP.
Brian thomas Nabeers... Coleman... All on the same field.... Coleman stole the show and won the game...he was the best player on the field... Not saying that means hes going high...but eyes dont lie
I think ur underrating keon Coleman’s movement ability he’s just really new to the game so he doesn’t understand leverage too well I think he relies on basketball type moves too much which can easily change
Please do a Johnny Wilson video. I just have a feeling the guy has the ability to be a unicorn. He moves way to well and has faster speed than his testing.
If you watch Drake Londons college highlights, his and keon colemans speed/quickness are almost identical. The big difference is after the catch Drake London plays like hes Brock Bowers, runs over people, through people, and gains yards/first downs over and over
London in college was super elusive in the screen/YAC game and got great separation. Lots of people saw he was big but didn't watch any tape and labeled him a contested catch bruiser. Wasn't remotely true.
@@PickpocketJonesI remember everyone saying he got no separation in college. Sometimes that was true but some routes I saw him run he looked great, he didnt look like he couldnt seperate. He also looked great after the catch, he never went down in the highlights I saw to just 1 guy, thats why I said he looked like Brock Bowers who is one of the best ive ever seen after the catch as a TE. These guys are animals after the catch. London is a lot more fluid and a little quicker than Keon Coleman. Its just a fact that London was scared to run the 40 and most likely wouldve gotten the same time as Coleman. aka a 4.6 or bad 4.5s Keon Coleman looks like hes in mud sometimes and Drake London's routes look faster and crisper than Colemans. People will scoff at the comparison but there are some similarities, bball player, 4.6 speed etc. But London just looked 100levels above Coleman after the catch, I wish i had the guy in dynasty
LFG Bills!! This was a great breakdown. Gives me a solid detailed analysis of what the Bills got in Coleman. The Gabe Davis comparison is unreal given he went to the Bills. Takeaway for me as how the Bills may use him is at X that can stretch the field (though not a burner), he's a willing blocker and an overall red zone threat, with good YAC ability.
Some guys just move like they are football players. I get that vibe from Coleman as well. I could be wrong, but I think it's going to be a good, not great, player.
Don’t fall for the trap. Don’t separate in college, won’t separate in pros. Pro QBs see these routes and they are on to the next read. It’s the old proverb : “you know what’s better than a contested catch? An uncontested one.”
@@dougprishpreed7400totally agree! Look how successful Andy Reid and Mahomes have at running an offense that rarely utilizes contested catches. Reid has always preferred the guys that create separation, even if it's at the expense of being undersized. The one time it looked like they were bringing in a contested catch guy, Rashee Rice, they evolved him into something else entirely, something of a Deebo Samuel-lite underneath YAC guy. They clearly saw traits that made them think he could be more than the go down field and catch the ball with a DB draped on you kind of guy, which is mostly all he did on college, but is a play Reid virtually never use in his offense. And with good reason! A good contested catch rate is 50%. A good QB completion percentage is high 67%. Why then would any logical QB or coach want contested catches up be a significant part of their offense when, statistically, they're probably just going to hurt your offensive efficiency. I mean 50% vs 67% is a massive, MASSIVE chasm and the best evidence I can think of to back up your statement.
@@chrismiddleton4733I agree that it is good to have wr’s that creates separation and Andy reed is good with play design at which he is a guru at I think is more of a reason you see his wr’s have separation then just the wr’s actually speed or separation solely. In contrast, I believe it is equally as good to have a big frame wr with maybe not as much speed or separation when it’s time to cash in (redzone touchdowns) because the field shrinks, if you look at the plays Andy runs in these instances it’s either a fade jump ball to Kelce Travis or inside shovel pass to kelce and you need a more big body receiver to finish drives.
Panthers fan here. If he’s there’s at 33 Dave Canales is drafting him. Canales background is DK and Mike Evans. He adores 6’4 WRs and knows how to coach them. Also. Nobody throws more passes to the middle than Bryce Young. Keon Coleman at 33 to Carolina.
I see him being like fellow Seminole Anquan Boldin in the pros. It'd be great if he fell to the second round and my Ravens trade up to get him, but I wouldn't be mad if we took him at 30.
@TheMattTrakker true but it's not a reach... Hes a dual athlete in college..part of a d1 team that went undefeated and returned punts even in college at 6'3...he caught screens too...shows he has foot speed, ability. Dude makes plays.
After watching more film on him , he really is an enigma his straight line speed is underwhelming and he is a poor route runner. He has great hands and good play strength and is much better after the catch than he is being given credit it for. I’m coming around on him and if he can clean up his routes he can be a very good big slot and a good z that can be schemed open with motion
Best player on arguably the best team and was a d1 ball player... Unlike nabers Rome and ad he didn't have consistent elite qb play but his team was still better bc of him...gotta give credit to that
Demaryius Thomas ceiling but NKeal Harry floor. Not a first rounder for me but that's a lot of upside for a second round pick, why not take a swing there?
I don't think he's going to be a burner or anything, but I think the 4.61 number sells him a little short. The first few steps of his 40 are just weird, like he stands up first and then decides to run (he did the same thing on both 40 attempts). It's odd that he didn't decide to learn the technique for the drill every WR has to do at the combine, but it's not a technique that mimics anything a WR does on the football field anyway.
I’m higher on Keon than most, I think he can be a stud in this offense. Hopefully the Bills don’t try to make him solely a traditional X but if they shift him around I think he’s money. 🎉
Btw If someone uses him like puka or nico Collins it’ll be fine, lots of crossers get them moving let them get yac and make tough catches they won’t need to run very intricate routes
@@TheMattTrakker watch the video again i don’t feel like explaining. but short answer is the yac ability will be unlocked (further) with being used different role in the nfl
@@gangstaland1 Despite your ignorant and condescending response, rewatching the video doesn't change that he hasn't shown he can do that. Drafting a WR just to bet that he can do something at the NFL level that he hasn't shown he can do in college isn't a great strategy unless he's a late round pick.
@@TheMattTrakker”drafting a wr to bet he can do something in the nfl” LMFAOOOO teams do that every year 😭😭 that’s literally what the draft is, betting on traits/ production
I hope we got this right,cause I member the Sammy Watkins, and the zay Jones, basically the only 2, swings we.took at WR in the first 2 rounds in the last 10 years, and they underwhelmed quite a bit, while not being complete busts, I sure hope we got this one right, that's why I wanted 2 WR not just one.
Look at what Steve Smith says about him. And people have to remember that DBs were cranking out 4.3s on that Combine track that Coleman ran a 4.61 on. Historically fast track didn’t help Coleman.
He reminds me of Michael Irvin who ran a 4.52 . Jerry Rice ran a 4.71, Larry Fitzgerald ran a 4.63! Keon looks to be a play making wide receiver and a red zone threat. I would definitely pick him up . His ceiling is probably Michael Irvin and his floor is Brandon Marshall. I could see him in a Cowboys uniform...I would really like to give him 88 and kick Lamb to 80. His game lines up better with Pearson, Irvin , Dez Bryant than Ceedee Lamb. Cowboys need to make some moves! If they can land Amarius Mims, trade up for Graham Barton trade up for Johnathan Brooks and manage to steal Keon Coleman.... Cowboys will be set up to draft Shedeur Sanders in 2025 after going 4-13 in 2024.
I think our inability to reliably run the ball really affected how teams played our WRs. Counter just wasn't hitting last year like the year before last.
The biggest difference between Gabe Davis and Keon is that Gabe has pretty bad ball skills and Keon has great ball skills. Josh Allen has never had a jump ball guy before.
Jauan Jennings ran a 4.72 40 that dropped him to the 7th round of the 2020 draft, but he's thrived as a physical possession receiver for San Francisco who nearly won the goddamn Super Bowl MVP.
Jauan Jennings is a baller, if only he was more physically gifted, he's the kind of dude who has the brain to play any sport
If josh wanted him then I support him completely
Brian thomas
Nabeers...
Coleman...
All on the same field....
Coleman stole the show and won the game...he was the best player on the field...
Not saying that means hes going high...but eyes dont lie
Nabers and Thomas played? I know Coleman did and was the best player on the field
That performance put coleman as the #1 receiver for me
@@Lilmone6so we use 1 game as a reference? He's going against the DBS not the other wr
lsu produced nfl dbs he showed out damn I didn’t even know he out played them
Keon Coleman Wide Receiver Florida State Seminoles NFL comparison is Anquan Boldin.
The Keon was catching at the combine seemed different. Guy has super strong hands.
Dude will be a stud. If he gets on a halfway decent team he will outperform his draft spot.
He got Josh Allen as his QB, what do you think
So it begins! 🚀🚀
Remember when he was ranked right next to MHJ at the start of 23?
you guys are so fast with the title swaps lmao
I think ur underrating keon Coleman’s movement ability he’s just really new to the game so he doesn’t understand leverage too well I think he relies on basketball type moves too much which can easily change
Man I love this guy, I absolutely love watching this guy ball out. Only time will tell but I hope he does well
Please do a Johnny Wilson video. I just have a feeling the guy has the ability to be a unicorn. He moves way to well and has faster speed than his testing.
If you watch Drake Londons college highlights, his and keon colemans speed/quickness are almost identical. The big difference is after the catch Drake London plays like hes Brock Bowers, runs over people, through people, and gains yards/first downs over and over
London in college was super elusive in the screen/YAC game and got great separation. Lots of people saw he was big but didn't watch any tape and labeled him a contested catch bruiser. Wasn't remotely true.
@@PickpocketJonesI remember everyone saying he got no separation in college. Sometimes that was true but some routes I saw him run he looked great, he didnt look like he couldnt seperate.
He also looked great after the catch, he never went down in the highlights I saw to just 1 guy, thats why I said he looked like Brock Bowers who is one of the best ive ever seen after the catch as a TE. These guys are animals after the catch.
London is a lot more fluid and a little quicker than Keon Coleman.
Its just a fact that London was scared to run the 40 and most likely wouldve gotten the same time as Coleman. aka a 4.6 or bad 4.5s
Keon Coleman looks like hes in mud sometimes and Drake London's routes look faster and crisper than Colemans.
People will scoff at the comparison but there are some similarities, bball player, 4.6 speed etc. But London just looked 100levels above Coleman after the catch, I wish i had the guy in dynasty
@adamwallace7638 he returned punts ....
I don't know.
Hes better than London to me
He's such a fluid athlete. You can teach him better route running. He also played basketball at Michigan State! Dude is a stud.
His route running is fine. Ran a phenomenal gauntlet
LFG Bills!! This was a great breakdown. Gives me a solid detailed analysis of what the Bills got in Coleman. The Gabe Davis comparison is unreal given he went to the Bills. Takeaway for me as how the Bills may use him is at X that can stretch the field (though not a burner), he's a willing blocker and an overall red zone threat, with good YAC ability.
Anquan Boldin was "slow" coming out of college as well.
Anton Boldin ran a 4.78 forty!
I'm willing for Keon to hurt me, if I go down with this ship thats okay. But something about him feels like he can be an outlier.
Some guys just move like they are football players. I get that vibe from Coleman as well. I could be wrong, but I think it's going to be a good, not great, player.
Don’t fall for the trap. Don’t separate in college, won’t separate in pros.
Pro QBs see these routes and they are on to the next read.
It’s the old proverb : “you know what’s better than a contested catch? An uncontested one.”
@@dougprishpreed7400totally agree! Look how successful Andy Reid and Mahomes have at running an offense that rarely utilizes contested catches. Reid has always preferred the guys that create separation, even if it's at the expense of being undersized. The one time it looked like they were bringing in a contested catch guy, Rashee Rice, they evolved him into something else entirely, something of a Deebo Samuel-lite underneath YAC guy. They clearly saw traits that made them think he could be more than the go down field and catch the ball with a DB draped on you kind of guy, which is mostly all he did on college, but is a play Reid virtually never use in his offense.
And with good reason! A good contested catch rate is 50%. A good QB completion percentage is high 67%. Why then would any logical QB or coach want contested catches up be a significant part of their offense when, statistically, they're probably just going to hurt your offensive efficiency. I mean 50% vs 67% is a massive, MASSIVE chasm and the best evidence I can think of to back up your statement.
@@dougprishpreed7400Drake London is about as fast but has a 1,000 yard season already
@@chrismiddleton4733I agree that it is good to have wr’s that creates separation and Andy reed is good with play design at which he is a guru at I think is more of a reason you see his wr’s have separation then just the wr’s actually speed or separation solely. In contrast, I believe it is equally as good to have a big frame wr with maybe not as much speed or separation when it’s time to cash in (redzone touchdowns) because the field shrinks, if you look at the plays Andy runs in these instances it’s either a fade jump ball to Kelce Travis or inside shovel pass to kelce and you need a more big body receiver to finish drives.
Panthers fan here. If he’s there’s at 33 Dave Canales is drafting him. Canales background is DK and Mike Evans. He adores 6’4 WRs and knows how to coach them.
Also. Nobody throws more passes to the middle than Bryce Young. Keon Coleman at 33 to Carolina.
#gobills
Changing the title for us 😂😂
Keon Coleman's combine results were eerily similar to Puka Nakua.
Lots of people have had combine results like puka
Not even close to the same route runner as Puka.
Anquan Boldin 2.0. Would look great in a Ravens uniform!
I see him being like fellow Seminole Anquan Boldin in the pros.
It'd be great if he fell to the second round and my Ravens trade up to get him, but I wouldn't be mad if we took him at 30.
Haha, you probably need to lower those expectations. Boldin played for 14 years and made 3 probowls.
@TheMattTrakker I think Coleman is capable of that.
Boldin had a slower 40 time and similar production in college.
@TheMattTrakker true but it's not a reach...
Hes a dual athlete in college..part of a d1 team that went undefeated and returned punts even in college at 6'3...he caught screens too...shows he has foot speed, ability. Dude makes plays.
After watching more film on him , he really is an enigma his straight line speed is underwhelming and he is a poor route runner. He has great hands and good play strength and is much better after the catch than he is being given credit it for. I’m coming around on him and if he can clean up his routes he can be a very good big slot and a good z that can be schemed open with motion
Bro is him!
Keon is going to be a thousand yard a year receiver. You’re not the main piece on a undefeated team and not be special
Best player on arguably the best team and was a d1 ball player...
Unlike nabers Rome and ad he didn't have consistent elite qb play but his team was still better bc of him...gotta give credit to that
No 1,000 yard seasons in college. He’s a good Redzone player. He’s going to increase Josh Allen’s Interceptions because there’s zero separation.
@@BearRidge-to4lhjust the opposite.
@@BillsMafiaExperience Josh is gonna love this guys contested catch ability.
Curtis Samuel and Khalil shakir w/ Coleman as big slot and of course Kincaid. I like it
Bruh Coleman is an X receiver Shakir will be living and eating in the slot
This same feeling I had when the titans traded away AJ brown to get Burks… so yup I’m terrified once again lol
Collins / Sutton / tim Patrick / tee Higgins / mike Williams
Demaryius Thomas ceiling but NKeal Harry floor. Not a first rounder for me but that's a lot of upside for a second round pick, why not take a swing there?
DT is a great shout for Legette, since he also had questions about his profile due to GT's offense
Finally we got a tall WR
SHORTER IS TALL!
I don't think he's going to be a burner or anything, but I think the 4.61 number sells him a little short. The first few steps of his 40 are just weird, like he stands up first and then decides to run (he did the same thing on both 40 attempts). It's odd that he didn't decide to learn the technique for the drill every WR has to do at the combine, but it's not a technique that mimics anything a WR does on the football field anyway.
We will see !!
I see a young Brandon Marshall in Coleman. Wow. Bills got a keeper.
As a jags fan, id try to move back a few and pick him in the 20’s before kc or baltimore picks him.
Yes
Kc doesn't want him
I think he goes in the 2nd round
@@RokuX51 idk why I said yes to this he definitely goes second to third round
I was off by one pick….
I’m higher on Keon than most, I think he can be a stud in this offense. Hopefully the Bills don’t try to make him solely a traditional X but if they shift him around I think he’s money. 🎉
Dude has amazing hands
I like him as a Z, kind of like a Diggs role for what the Bills used him for
Is that you Brandon bean!?🦬🦬🦬
Btw If someone uses him like puka or nico Collins it’ll be fine, lots of crossers get them moving let them get yac and make tough catches they won’t need to run very intricate routes
He really hasn't shown an ability to be a good YAC guy.
@@TheMattTrakker watch the video again i don’t feel like explaining. but short answer is the yac ability will be unlocked (further) with being used different role in the nfl
@@gangstaland1 Despite your ignorant and condescending response, rewatching the video doesn't change that he hasn't shown he can do that. Drafting a WR just to bet that he can do something at the NFL level that he hasn't shown he can do in college isn't a great strategy unless he's a late round pick.
@@TheMattTrakkerI mean to be a punt returner at his size and trusted to throw that many screens to I’m willing to bet he has some YAC ability.
@@TheMattTrakker”drafting a wr to bet he can do something in the nfl” LMFAOOOO teams do that every year 😭😭 that’s literally what the draft is, betting on traits/ production
I hope we got this right,cause I member the Sammy Watkins, and the zay Jones, basically the only 2, swings we.took at WR in the first 2 rounds in the last 10 years, and they underwhelmed quite a bit, while not being complete busts, I sure hope we got this one right, that's why I wanted 2 WR not just one.
Man the Bills should have never drafted Josh Allen since they missed on JP losman 10 years earlier. Bills should have listened to you man
Legette would have been nicer imo. Coleman makes sense if we still had Diggs. Shakir and Kincaid HAVE to step up.
I can’t help but see N’Keal Harry when I watch Coleman
Because he is N’Keal Harry.
I don’t mind the Tim Patrick comp but I think that is his floor. But I think he explodes if given the ríe discussed last season to Ridley by the jags
Devante Adams ran a 4.6! This guy will be fine once he work on his releases
Davante Adams is arguably the greatest route runner of all time
@@slumped378 If he can only be half as good, he’ll be a solid pro. 40s don’t matter, that’s all I’m saying.
Coleman is a baller. Josh Allen will get him the ball.
Look at what Steve Smith says about him.
And people have to remember that DBs were cranking out 4.3s on that Combine track that Coleman ran a 4.61 on. Historically fast track didn’t help Coleman.
You called it
The forhead pod cast
Good call
Did u change the title?
Let’s go Buffalo
Saints bring this man home
He reminds me of Michael Irvin who ran a 4.52 . Jerry Rice ran a 4.71, Larry Fitzgerald ran a 4.63! Keon looks to be a play making wide receiver and a red zone threat. I would definitely pick him up . His ceiling is probably Michael Irvin and his floor is Brandon Marshall. I could see him in a Cowboys uniform...I would really like to give him 88 and kick Lamb to 80. His game lines up better with Pearson, Irvin , Dez Bryant than Ceedee Lamb. Cowboys need to make some moves! If they can land Amarius Mims, trade up for Graham Barton trade up for Johnathan Brooks and manage to steal Keon Coleman.... Cowboys will be set up to draft Shedeur Sanders in 2025 after going 4-13 in 2024.
He was hurt most of the year last year
Size speed, style, he is basically a tee higgins clone
St. Brown ran the same 40
Bills didn't want a diva kid is a humble high character could be a star.
I really thought he had a chance to crack 4.4s based on game speed. If he goes late round 1 that's a hell of a bargain.
Josh Allen balls for Keon, I'm in for the taxi squad at minimum. See where he sits in the list vs my pick 3rd for dynasty.
Meet N’Keal Harry 2.0
Joe Burrow would make him look like Tee Higgins.
Just need Josh Allen to throw it up when its 3rd down in the red zone & let Coleman do his thing. Apparently hes a bball player as well in college.
Damn yall didn't like Mike Norvells offense?
I think our inability to reliably run the ball really affected how teams played our WRs. Counter just wasn't hitting last year like the year before last.
Imagine him with a QB throwing the ball to him.
The biggest difference between Gabe Davis and Keon is that Gabe has pretty bad ball skills and Keon has great ball skills. Josh Allen has never had a jump ball guy before.
He's from Louisiana of course He's a Stud
He has Josh Allen now
Well shit 3 weeks ago u called it. He’s Gabe Davis is 2.0 slow slow slow bills need a number 1 not another number 2 fml 🤦🏼
I think he is going to make all of eat your words.
you just can’t take receivers like this on round 1
Time after time the NFl proves if u can’t separate u ain’t shit. It’s just int’s waiting to happen
Go tell the bartender at the night club that he's 21. You'll do him a big favor. With that said, he's still 20!
called it wow
lets gooooo
Is he going to be another Laquan Treadwell?
Can he block
Did you guys even watch him in games? lol
Should have taken Dejean.
Come catch passes from burrow on my bengals he will make you even better
Jump Ball Specialist.
Teams will know it’s coming
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And he went to Florida state.. is this Kelvin Benjamin 2.0?..
Way to predict the future lol
He kinda play like dk
Ceedee and Coleman box office
I get N'keal harry vibes
No separation. Not sustainable.
Catch or Interception in the Pros.
This is the gabe Davis replacement with better hands lol
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He aint even in my top 15. No separation. No proscution. Below avwrgae route running
1st
KC says thanks 😂 this GM looks better trading out because at least he’s not making shitty picks 😂
Fire the GM and mcchoker even their war room looks defeated.
Another horrible GM pick how does bean Ken his job.? Aweful 😂
Hands aren’t good. 5th round flier at best
Drop rate is super low… its like the 2nd lowest in the draft.
@@sliver64209 contested catches aren’t factored into drops. Stop stat chasing and watch him play
@@blakty2 contested catches ain’t bad hands drops… its a separation issues 🤷♂️
You seem to be the one mixing stats
@@sliver64209 you brought up stats and haven’t seen dude play. Think the spotlights on you dawg
@@blakty2 dude is a stud and first rounder, you tweaking. He will get scooped by baltimore or kc if he makes it to the end.
He will not be good in nfl