We want to thank Chase Glasser, a Rivals writer for Spartan's Illustrated, for sharing this indepth article he wrote prior to Keon Coleman's decision to enter the transfer portal. I asked our own Kez McCorvey to watch the videos and verify the analysis prior to publishing it.
Kez thought Chase did a very good job of breaking Coleman's skill sets down and was excited by what he saw.. Kez said the only thing he viewed slightly different is "the push off." As a coach, Kez said be would be concerned if he had a 6-4 receiver who didn't push off. For every penalty that's called, you'll have five catches for 100 yards. Push on contact just don't extend.
Enjoy the hard work and detailed analysis Chase put into this receiver who he obviously likes a lot and we'll get to evaluate for ourselves in the coming months.
Keon Coleman evaluation by Chase Glasser
Kez thought Chase did a very good job of breaking Coleman's skill sets down and was excited by what he saw.. Kez said the only thing he viewed slightly different is "the push off." As a coach, Kez said be would be concerned if he had a 6-4 receiver who didn't push off. For every penalty that's called, you'll have five catches for 100 yards. Push on contact just don't extend.
Enjoy the hard work and detailed analysis Chase put into this receiver who he obviously likes a lot and we'll get to evaluate for ourselves in the coming months.
Keon Coleman evaluation by Chase Glasser
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