Buffalo Bills Rookie Keon Coleman Has Important Question Before Signing Contract

Coleman asked, 'Which signature am I putting? My whole name or can I just sign this thing?'

The Buffalo Bills drafted former Florida State University wide receiver Keon Coleman earlier this year with the 33rd pick in this year’s NFL Draft in the second round.

Now, a new clip of him is circulating on social media, and is more than charming. The former Florida State wide receiver was about to sign his rookie contract with the team when he posed an interesting question: Should he sign his full name or just his autograph, which, as it turns out, isn’t his complete name?

He asks, “I got a question for you. Which signature am I putting? My whole name or can I just sign this thing?”

After being told to sign it “whichever way (he) normally signs his name,” Coleman clarified that he signs differently depending on whether it’s his full name or an autograph.

“See? That’s what I was asking,” Coleman said before signing the contract.

Keon didn’t know which way to sign his contract 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/Hk2adPfQjJ

— Ryan (@RyanBuffalo01) July 22, 2024

Coleman looks to be a media darling as his personality is sure to be a hit with reporters and fans alike.

Earlier this year, a Bills rookie showcased his community spirit when he appeared at a restaurant in his hometown of Opelousas, Louisiana, in May. A viral video posted on social media captured him taking a food order at Mama’s Fried Chicken, a beloved local eatery. Coleman visited the popular spot after appearing on former NFL player and current podcaster Robert Griffin III’s show, where he mentioned that Mama’s Fried Chicken was one of the best places to eat in Louisiana. He even told Griffin that Opelousas and Cajun Country offered better dining options than New Orleans.

.@BuffaloBills WR Keon Coleman at home having fun at Mama’s Fried Chicken in Opelousas 😂😂

📹: Keon’s agent, Paul DeRousselle (@paulderousselle). @KATCTV3 #billsmafia pic.twitter.com/Ox3bD3Pdn2

— Jamarcus Fitzpatrick (@JFitzTV) May 8, 2024

Standing at 6-foot-3 and 213 pounds, Coleman was projected to be Michigan State’s top offensive player in 2023. However, he entered the transfer portal a day after spring practice concluded and moved to Florida State. During his time with the undefeated Seminoles, he recorded 50 catches for 685 yards and 11 touchdowns in 12 games before declaring for the NFL draft.