Keon Coleman

[TacklingDummy]

You will love Ray Davis.

We all thought WR but lucky for the Bills none of us is in charge.

Who doesn't love The Kinks?

[sahlensguy]

I'm in love with all his names

He is so many names it's going to take more than one roster spot.

[Mad Max]

Who doesn't love The Kinks?

Great question., hmmm? You really got me!

[sahlensguy]

Great question., hmmm? You really got me!

Plenty didn't love the Kinks. In the 60's, they were actually banned from playing in the United States.

[Mad Max]

Plenty didn't love the Kinks. In the 60's, they were actually banned from playing in the United States.

I’m sure they were considered quite dangerous and vulgar by the Bible thumping lobbyists.

[sahlensguy]

I’m sure they were considered quite dangerous and vulgar by the Bible thumping lobbyists.

It was probably more pressure from promotors and union officials, but yeah. Haha

[TacklingDummy]

Great question., hmmm? You really got me!

Ray's probably not the world's most physical guy

[Mad Max]

Ray's probably not the world's most physical guy

I’m not dumb but I can’t understand that

[Mad Max]

So we get wrapped up in 40 speed or lack thereof.

But isn’t the gauntlet drill a much more realistic model of the actual game?

Spoiler Alert: Keon slayed it




As compared to a couple of the other elite prospects. Makes them look slow.

Keon Coleman (@FSUFootball) reached the fastest speed of group 8 during the gauntlet drill (20.36 mph), despite recording the slowest forty time (4.61s).#NFLCombine x @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/1SioPdOPNU

— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) March 2, 2024

[sahlensguy]

You will love Ray Davis.

Everybody loves Raymond.

[Bill Cody]

The greatest WR of all time Jerry Rice ran a 4.6
If Coleman has half of JR’s work ethic he could be good. That gauntlet thing, whatever that is, is interesting
Translation: let’s wait to declare him a bust until he takes a snap

[TheConsigliere]

I’m sure they were considered quite dangerous and vulgar by the Bible thumping lobbyists.

Probably due to the song Lola which is about a trans.

[Woodman]

Who doesn't love The Kinks?

Let me know and I'll Kink them up.

[ghz in pittsburgh]

In depth analysis of Coleman from cover 1 with film etc. I think it is fair.

[Turf]

The greatest WR of all time Jerry Rice ran a 4.6
If Coleman has half of JR’s work ethic he could be good. That gauntlet thing, whatever that is, is interesting
Translation: let’s wait to declare him a bust until he takes a snap

Alot of these guys like Rice and Reed had not the fastest track time. But throw them a slant or get them in the open field during a game and no one can catch them. Be it adrenaline, pads, sheer compete whatever it is.

[Mad Max]

In depth analysis of Coleman from cover 1 with film etc. I think it is fair.

“It should open up things down the field or up the middle”
”He doesn’t fight the ball”

my favorite quotes from the video

[cookie G]

what isn't there is...separation. He had one deep ball against Syracuse where the DB might have tripped or was fooled. But on the vast majority of passes, defenders are within a yard or two of him. He certainly makes some contested catches, but he also misses on many of them. Id be surprised if his contested catch rate was even close to 50%. And that doesn't bode well for a guy who has to make a contested catch on nearly every target.

The 4.6 40 shows up on tape. Sorry.

[sahlensguy]

what isn't there is...separation. He had one deep ball against Syracuse where the DB might have tripped or was fooled. But on the vast majority of passes, defenders are within a yard or two of him. He certainly makes some contested catches, but he also misses on many of them. Id be surprised if his contested catch rate was even close to 50%. And that doesn't bode well for a guy who has to make a contested catch on nearly every target.

The 4.6 40 shows up on tape. Sorry.

His speed shows up during the gauntlet drill. Unfortunately, that's not Josh's ball.

[Mad Max]

His speed shows up during the gauntlet drill. Unfortunately, that's not Josh's ball.

I don’t buy the “Josh doesn’t do that” argument.

He’s only 27, and although he’s not as cerebral as Manning or Young he’s certainly no dummy and therefore will be able to learn/adapt.

I think Brady is the key here, it’s up to him to set up an offense that best utilizes the strengths of all of these weapons.

[sahlensguy]

I don’t buy the “Josh doesn’t do that” argument.

He’s only 27, and although he’s not as cerebral as Manning or Young he’s certainly no dummy and therefore will be able to learn/adapt.

I think Brady is the key here, it’s up to him to set up an offense that best utilizes the strengths of all of these weapons.

I don't think Josh hits those WRs in stride on crosses and slants, which Coleman's gauntlet drill skill showcased. It's just not his ball.

Like the Cover 1 analysts said, Josh likes to throw to receivers who flash open. We've seen that his whole career and there is nothing wrong with that.

Coleman's skillet and Josh's skillet don't mesh. Yet.