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Keon, man, because the thing about Keon is he's just such a knucklehead... he was honestly coming on strong until he like broke his wrist... Absurd what he did in the Ravens game... I thought he could just be Gabe Davis basically like the boom bless wide receiver three... Keon in the red zone will be the guy.
STACKED’s take
Strong rookie season with red zone upside under Joe Brady's system.
Liam Murphy believes Keon Coleman had a strong rookie season that hasn't received proper credit. Coleman was coming on strong until breaking his wrist after a Titans or Seahawks game; he looked like a star in the Ravens game before the injury, averaging 19 yards per catch as a rookie. Despite character concerns, Murphy views him as a boom-or-bust wide receiver three with red zone upside, similar to Gabe Davis's role. Last year was a wakeup call, and with Joe Brady's more permissive culture (compared to Sean McDermott's strict approach), Coleman could emerge as the red zone target in a wide receiver three-by-committee setup. Murphy notes: "Keon in the red zone will be the guy."
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