Coleman was a monster on Friday night from his tightend position and made a few unreal plays for the comets. The first thing that stood out was how well Coleman understands his assignments and blocked as hard as any player I have seen. On multiple short yardage plays the comets went off tackle to his side and he delivered a few tough blocks to help move the chains. But what really popped was Colemans ability to catch the rock. Coleman made a few massive plays including a deep throw late in the game which he climbed the ladder and made a catch right on a defenders head. Coleman runs good routes and has excellent speed for a tightend and was a complete mismatch on the field. Coleman is a monster and a player that colleges should prioritize on the recruiting trail.

Coleman is a lean and athletically built tight end with plenty of traits to like. For one, he releases off the line with no wasted movement, and poses a big time mismatch for linebackers trying to cover him off the line. His routes are clean, and his highlights show off his ability to win jump balls and come down with some difficult catches thanks to his athleticism. Once he makes the catch, his vision and speed allow him to get some massive YAC to turn good plays into explosives. Projecting as more of a WR at the next level currently, but if Grand Ledge continues to use him at the TE position, they’ll continue to find success!