Ex-Browns receiver calls out Hard Knocks
Gönderilme zamanı: 12 Haz 2023, 06:36
The second episode of HBO's "Hard Knocks"at the trade that sent from the to the , but apparently the show also left out some key details, at least according to Coleman.The Tony Parker Jersey news Bills receiver actually got to face his former team on Friday in a preseason game that Buffalo won over the Browns 19-17. After the game, Coleman was asked about his portrayal in the latest episode of "Hard Knocks," and let's just say, he wasn't happy about it."You know with all that, I'm ," Coleman said, via Cleveland.com. "Y'all Rudy Gay Jersey can see for y'all self. You know, pretty much, how stuff worked out. Like I said, I'm going to take the high road. I just laugh at it, because it's kind of funny. They should have showed the whole thing if they were going to show it."It's not clear what Coleman wanted HBO to put on the air, but it's fair to say that the show didn't go out of its way to make him look good. In the episode, Fabricio Oberto Jersey not only is Coleman shown making multiple mistakes, but we also see him being chewed out repeatedly by Browns offensive coordinator Todd Haley. After being demoted to the second-team offense, Coleman reacts by walking into Hue Jackson's office and asking for a trade. (You can .) Although "Hard Knocks" showed Coleman asking for Dominique Wilkins Jersey a trade, the show did leave a few things out. For instance, we didn't really see any positive plays Coleman made during camp, we didn't see the Browns letting Coleman know that he had been traded and we didn't see the Browns front office working the phones to get him traded. Of course, we don't know if the absence of those details are what ended up upsetting Coleman, because he didn't specify what he was mad about. In the end, the Browns basically gave Coleman away to the Bills for nothing, trading him . After a training camp where he didn't impre s the Browns at all, Coleman didn't do much to impre s his new team on DeMar DeRozan Jersey Friday. The former first-round pick caught just one pa s for seven yards in Buffalo's win.