The Florida State Seminoles have had an interesting run at the wide receiver position in the last few years. Following the 2023 season, two FSU players from the WR room got drafted (Keon Coleman and Johnny Wilson) as they provided a significant impact on the field.
Every quarterback could use a friend like Keon Coleman. After being drafted at No. 33 overall by the Buffalo Bills, Coleman watched his college teammate fall to the bottom of Round 5.
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Keon Coleman, who was selected No. 33 overall by Buffalo, relayed the text message he received from Allen after the team made its selection.
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The 2024 NFL draft is expected to feature a number of high-profile wideouts, and the list of options available at the position has grown. Florida State’s Keon Coleman has declared for the draft, as noted by ESPN’s Jordan Reid.
Florida State star Keon Coleman has made his NFL Draft decision.
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At 6-foot-4, 215 pounds, Florida State wide receiver has the size and athleticism NFL scouts covet at the position. After Florida State's huge Week 1 win against LSU, Coleman proved he could also produce when the bright lights of prime time are on. A transfer from Michigan State this past offseason, Coleman dazzled against the Tigers.
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