Corey Coleman thinks he will be haunted by drop ‘forever’
A costly drop by Corey Coleman late in the Browns’ season finale against the Steelers is one he thinks will stick with him for a while.
With less than two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, and the Browns facing a 4th and 2 in Steelers territory trailing 28-24, Coleman had a pass go through his hands that would have been good for a first down. You can see the drop below.
“GET THE PARADE READY, WE’RE COMIN HOME!”- Corey Coleman pic.twitter.com/tiYx1jEFtu
— 12up (@12upSport) December 31, 2017
Cleveland was unable to regain after the turnover on downs and went on to lose the game, becoming the second team to finish 0-16.
After the game, Coleman was the subject of ridicule and blame for not being able to secure what appeared to be a routine catch. Perhaps no one felt worse about it than Coleman, who later said it’s a drop that he will likely think about “forever.”
Corey Coleman on how long he will think about the end-of-game drop. “It will last forever.”
— Tom Reed (@treed1919) December 31, 2017
Coleman, 23, is in his second year with the Browns after being selected No. 15 overall in last year’s draft. Since he has been a member of the team, the Browns have won just one game. You have to feel for Coleman as it seems he is bearing the weight of this most recent defeat.