Former Jackson State wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr. is keeping conversation active around a potential NFL reunion with Shedeur Sanders in Cleveland. Their connection goes back to their JSU days, where timing and execution between quarterback and receiver stood out during multiple games.
Now, both are progressing at different stages of their careers, with Coleman recently speaking about the possibility of linking up again with the Browns quarterback.
Shedeur Sanders Reunion Interest in Cleveland
Kevin Coleman Jr. reflected on his Jackson State experience with Shedeur Sanders, pointing to their past chemistry on the field. He described their connection directly, saying Shedeur Sanders is “my guy. Proud of him where he’s right now. Proud of the guy he’s becoming.”
He continued by highlighting how he views Sanders beyond past matchups, adding that he “is a great guy,” and meeting him again “would be crazy. Chemistry we got… I’d love to go back and play with him.”
Their shared time at Jackson State built that connection through repeated reps in practice and game situations. The offensive rhythm they developed relied on quick reads, timing routes, and adjustments made under pressure. That foundation is part of what Coleman referenced when speaking about their past chemistry.
Coleman also addressed the changes he has observed in Shedeur Sanders since their college days. He focused on clear development in multiple parts of his game, stating, “He got stronger. He got smarter. He’s more mobile. He’s more accurate.”
Those improvements reflect growth in both physical and technical areas, including pocket movement, decision-making speed, and overall passing efficiency. Coleman followed that by pointing to the ongoing nature of Sanders’ development, saying, “This is only the beginning for him. He’s going to keep improving.”
Beyond physical and technical growth, Coleman added that consistency remains a defining trait in Shedeur Sanders’ approach. He noted that Sanders is a “consistent guy, and that will definitely pay off.”
The conversation around a possible reunion in Cleveland ties their shared history back into the present. Shedeur Sanders, now the Browns quarterback, represents a different stage of the journey compared to their Jackson State days, where both players were still building their college identities.
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