Bills' Keon Coleman Talks Viral Diet Videos, Dispels Rumors About McDonald's Orders

After getting selected by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft, rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman clarified the narrative that he doesn't have a healthy diet.

On the heels of the Bills using the No. 33 overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft on the former Florida State wideout, videos surfaced featuring Coleman discussing his go-to orders at McDonald's and Waffle House:

Coleman's robust McDonald's order went viral, as he noted that he liked to have two Hot 'n Spicy McChicken sandwiches with cheese, a medium fry, a 10-piece Chicken McNugget and an Oreo McFlurry before games.

However, speaking Tuesday to former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III on his RG3 and The Ones podcast, presented by Wave Sports + Entertainment, Coleman made it clear that he views McDonald's and fast food as occasional treats rather than a regular part of his diet (beginning at the 11:40 mark):

Coleman said the narrative that he eats poorly regularly is "cap," and the result of people cherrypicking clips from his interviews.

The 6'3", 213-pound receiver admitted to enjoying fast food about once a week, but suggested he primarily eats home-cooked meals and noted that his weight is "consistent."

Coleman concluded by saying that the one guilty pleasure he does enjoy on a daily basis is cookies 'n' cream ice cream.

Whatever Coleman has been putting into his body has undoubtedly fueled him properly, as he established himself as one of the top wide receivers in the 2024 NFL draft over the course of his three-year collegiate career.

The 20-year-old Coleman started at Michigan State, playing for both the football and basketball teams before transferring to Florida State for the 2023 season.

Coleman emerged as a favorite target of quarterback Jordan Travis last season, recording 50 receptions for 658 yards and a team-leading 11 touchdowns as part of a Seminoles squad that went 13-1.

In Buffalo, Coleman will have some big shoes to fill, as the Bills drafted him after trading star wide receiver Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans on the heels of Diggs making four consecutive Pro Bowls.

Coleman may not be asked to be quarterback Josh Allen's No. 1 target right away, but he will have a key role as a rookie alongside tight end Dalton Kincaid, running back James Cook and wide receivers Curtis Samuel and Khalil Shakir.