JUST IN: Buffalo bills player WR Keon Coleman made a terrible statement against….

If you judge 2024 NFL Draft picks by their introductory news conferences, the Buffalo Bills hit a home run with Keon Coleman.

After trading out of the first round, the Bills used the first pick of the second round to select the Florida State wide receiver on Friday. Trading back with the Kansas City Chiefs was a controversial move, but the Coleman pick itself was popular for a Bills team that needed receiving help.

It likely became more popular on Saturday when the Bills had their early draft picks do their introductory news conferences with local media. Coleman quickly made a hilarious first impression, lecturing reporters on getting good deals at Macy’s:

Get that man in a Macy’s commercial, stat. Also keep in mind that Coleman is set to sign a $10 million contract with a $4.1 million signing bonus as the 33rd overall pick, per Spotrac.

Coleman played a single season at Florida State, posting 50 catches, 658 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in 12 games and earning first-team All-ACC honors. Before that, the Louisiana native played two seasons at Michigan State. Yahoo Sports’ Nate Tice was a fan of how Coleman’s basketball background gave him the “ability to finish alley-oops and adjust for throws all around his body,” ranking him as the draft’s No. 33 prospect.