“He has zero catches,” one wrote.

“Love Keon but this is weird 😕,” said another.

“2 mouth guards, 2 chipotle reviews, 1 Dave Chappell line, 0 TDs, 0 catches. He’s Him!” someone else wrote.

“This really ain’t the flex he thinks lmao,” a fan declared.

“That’s what I call provocation,” another wrote.

“Wake me up when he scores a TD,” one comment read.

“What is point of this, this extra protection?” someone asked.

“Yeah delete this 🤣💀. It’s not that hard, kinda looks stupid. He also has no catches…” read another comment.

Keon Coleman Didn’t Have Much Going On Thursday

Keon Coleman did have zero catches on the night, at least up until the point of writing. The Bills were leading 31-10 in the fourth quarter at the time.

Running back James Cook was the one starring for Buffalo, scoring two rushing touchdowns off 78 yards and one receiving TD off 17 yards.

Quarterback Josh Allen was at 12-for-17 for 127 yards, one TD, and zero interceptions.