The Giants promoted wide receiver Corey Coleman from the practice squad on Thursday morning. Coleman will take the roster spot left by the trade of defensive tackle Damon Harrison to the Lions. 
In the last three months, Coleman has moved between four different NFL teams. After being traded by the Browns and going through a pair of uneventful stints with the Bills and Patriots, Coleman is itching to prove himself.
The Giants recently lost Cody Latimer to injury, and the club could be without Russell Shepard and Jawill Davis this week. Although he had much time to learn the playbook, Coleman could have a chance to see the field this Sunday when the Giants face the Redskins.
Coleman, the No. 15 overall pick in the 2016 draft, has yet to outperform his modest rookie season. In that year, he had 33 receptions for 413 yards and three touchdowns. In 2017, he had just 23 catches for 305 yards with 2 TDs, and he’s still waiting to make his 2018 debut.
The Giants are a joke. promote a wide receiver when they’re thin at DT and CB.
“Although he had much time to learn the playbook, Coleman could have a chance to see the field this Sunday when the Giants face the Redskins.”
Mistakes can be so spot on at times.
He could have a year to learn the playbook and he’d still not understand it. He’s terrible
does it matter who you have at WR when you don’t have a QB to throw them the ball?
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