Former WR of Browns' Shedeur Sanders expresses desire for reunion

We are officially a week away from the 2026 NFL Draft, and the Cleveland Browns fanbase is eager to find out what general manager Andrew Berry will do in this year's draft.

While the main headline for the struggling organization this offseason has been whether or not the Browns trade down in the draft, in terms of what players Berry could select, many fans are still in the dark about his plan. Still, Cleveland must completely revamp the offense leading up to next season, especially in the wide receiver room.

One name that could be under consideration for the Browns is former Missouri wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr., who played alongside quarterback Shedeur Sanders at Jackson State during his freshman season. When discussing his connection to the Browns' quarterback on the Up & Adams Show, Coleman claimed that he "would love to go back and play" with Sanders.

"That's my guy," Coleman stated when asked about Sanders. "I'm super happy for him, proud of him for where he's at right now, proud of the guy that he is becoming. But hey, that would be crazy. Freshman year, the chemistry we [have]...I would love to go back and play with him."

In addition to his desire to reunite with Sanders in Cleveland, Coleman also went on to state that he loves playing with Sanders because he's "never complacent."

"He got stronger, he got smarter," Coleman claimed. "He's more mobile; he can take off, but he's more accurate. But I just know the type of guy he is; he's never complacent. So that's why I love playing with a guy like him. This is only the beginning for him, and he's going to improve each and every year."

Could the Browns select Coleman in the 2026 NFL Draft?

Heading into this year's draft, Coleman has quickly become one of the most underrated wide receiver prospects. After spending his freshman season at Jackson State, the highly-touted slot receiver went on to play at three different schools throughout his college career, including the Louisville Cardinals and the Mississippi State Bulldogs, before finally ending his time with the Tigers in 2025.