Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman recently tried his hands at golf. He practiced his golf swing with Scottie Scheffler’s caddie Ted Scott and his quarterback teammate Josh Allen.

Coleman, Scott and Allen also engaged in a mini-chipping challenge at the Buffalo Bills turf. The Buffalo Bills posted the playful video and captioned it:

“Golf isn’t as easy as it looks on the @PGATOUR. (laughing emoji)”

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In the video, Coleman could be seen in a black hoodie and bright yellow shorts while Scott had a blue shirt, dark jeans, and a black cap on. Allen, who has a net worth of $67 million (as per Forbes), wore a sleeveless workout shirt and blue athletic shorts with a Buffalo Bills cap.

In the initial frames, Coleman asked Ted Scott to give him some golf lessons. He said:

“I need some lessons. You’re supposed to be my caddie. You’re supposed to be teaching me.”

Coleman and Scott also engaged in banter and trash talk. The 21-year-old Bills wide receiver accused Scheffler’s caddie of bending the rules.

“You gotta let me warm up. You’ve been warming up and sh**. You’re cheating,” he said.

The duo then started their chipping challenge in which they tried to hit the golf ball in buckets with the word ‘Bills.’ After one of the shots, Coleman humorously evaluated it: “Man, that’s *** trash.”

Ted Scott then asked Coleman if he could bounce a golf ball repeatedly off the face of a golf club while doing it with his putting wedge. Coleman humorously admits that golf might not be his strongest suit: “I can’t even do that sh***** with a yo-yo, let alone a (golf club).”

Further, Coleman reminded Josh Allen about a past outing at TopGolf and said:

“We know what happened at Topgolf. I hit the ball over and you didn’t.”

Coleman then joked and said that he woke up last night and shot a 71 before admitting he didn’t know what he meant. At the end of the video, after Allen successfully chipped his ball in the Bills’ bucket, Coleman called him out:

“Don’t try to pose for your picture. Good job.”

The Buffalo Bills signed Keon Coleman in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft.

Keon Coleman said that he can’t golf with Josh Allen

The Buffalo Bills signed Keon Coleman for four years as the 33rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

In a July interview with CBS, Coleman was asked if he and Josh Allen have established a relationship off the field. Coleman concurred but said that as a quarterback, Allen keeps busy but plays golf.

“We text every now and then, but he’s pretty busy being a QB1, he has different things, and he likes to golf, too,” Coleman said, via CBS Sports.

He further said that he can’t golf with Josh Allen.

“He’s a legit golfer. I’m like, yeah, I ain’t golfing with you. We can’t bond over that. We’ve got to go throw rocks at the lack or something.”

The Buffalo Bills are currently leading the AFC East. They recently defeated the Miami Dolphins by 30 – 27 on Sunday in Week 9.