Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen expressed his desire to have Keon Coleman as his top target even before the draft, as the team sought a replacement for Stefon Diggs. The Bills are optimistic that Coleman, selected as the 33rd overall pick from Florida State, will fill that role effectively. Standing at 6-4 and 220lbs, Coleman, a former basketball player at Michigan State, is praised for his ability to make contested catches and utilize his size advantage against defenders. With Allen’s powerful arm, Coleman’s skills should complement the Bills’ offense well.
Allen’s enthusiasm for Coleman was evident even before the draft, with Coleman confirming that Allen reached out to express his interest in playing together. Coleman reciprocated the sentiment, expressing his eagerness to catch passes from Allen, whom he regards as one of the premier quarterbacks in the league. This early communication suggests a promising start to the quarterback-wide receiver partnership for the Bills.
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