Video: Bills' Keon Coleman Jokes About Buying Snowmobile, 'That's a lot of Machinery'

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman says he doesn't plan to celebrate his move up north from Tallahassee with the purchase of a snowmobile.

"I don't know, man. That's a little dangerous," Coleman told ESPN's Adam Schefter when asked about snowmobiles in Tuesday's episode of The Adam Schefter Podcast. "I like wheels. If it ain't got wheels, I ain't really tryna ride it. That's a lot of machinery. If anything, I'm gonna get a snowplow before a snowmobile."

The Bills selected Coleman with the No. 33 pick of the 2024 NFL Draft.

Had it been the Denver Broncos calling his name in April, Coleman said he would have considered the snowmobile purchase.

"They don't have no mountains out here," Coleman said. "If this was somewhere like up in Denver, somewhere you could go up on a slope or something, I'd get it."

In 12 games as a starter for Florida State last season, Coleman hauled in 50 passes for 658 yards while leading the ACC with 11 touchdowns. He added another 300 yards on 25 punt returns.

The Bills are hoping he will continue those production levels as a top target for quarterback Josh Allen next season, so the team is probably happy to hear Coleman will be staying away from snowmobiles this winter— although the NFL rookie noted he would "for sure" consider driving a four wheeler.