College football star Keon Coleman has what fans called “the diet of a winner.” One of the things that athletes care about the most is their diet and fitness because they primarily affect performance. But not everyone follows the same healthy green diet pattern, especially not the Florida State Seminoles wide receiver whose eating habits can raise eyebrows. 

There is one particular NFL player who is known for a similar diet as Keon Coleman, and he’s none other than retired Cincinnati Bengals WR Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson. Fans are calling out the similarities in the diet of these two exceptional players whose unconventional diets do not hamper their performance on the field. In fact, Keon Coleman is already leaving a legacy since joining the Seminoles after his two seasons with the Michigan State Spartans. 

Keon Coleman raises eyebrows with strange diet

For most athletes, Keon Coleman’s McDonald’s diet may be nothing short of strange and unconventional. Fans posted on Twitter a video of Keon Coleman listing down what he eats after their 4 O’clock game. They drew the similarity of the Florida State WR to Chad Johnson with a caption that reads, “This man Keon Coleman doing the Ochocinco diet & cooking folks on Saturdays.“

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Ocho, who is a hearty eater himself and who hypes other players to eat like him, is going to be very proud of this 20-year-old receiver. Keon Coleman asserts that he eats “two hot and spicy with cheese” burgers with “extra mayo, medium fries, Oreo McFlurry, and a 10-piece nugget.” That’s a lot of McDonald’s to take in, especially if you’re an athlete looking to stay on the fitter side. 

In 2021, Ocho revealed what he eats on game days on the I AM Athlete podcast. From his breakfast’s McDonald’s hotcakes with sausage to dinner’s three legs of fried chicken and a slice of chocolate cake, Chad Johnson left so many people dumbfounded. Surprisingly, Keon Coleman’s diet does not hinder his fitness or performance in the field. 

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Playing as a rookie wide receiver for the Florida States this season, Keon Coleman is one of the team’s best players, with 538 receiving yards, 38 catches, and nine receiving TDs. Along with Peter Warrick, he is the only player in Florida State history with 100 receiving and 100 punt return yards in one game.

Keon Coleman is on the Maxwell Award watchlist

Solidifying his reputation as a valuable player from his debut season game against LSU, where he caught nine passes for 122 yards and 3 TDs, Keon Coleman is an excellent football prospect. On Tuesday, Florida State WR Keon Coleman was put into the Maxwell Award midseason watch list. 

The outstanding player in college football receives the Maxwell Award, and Coleman joins fellow legends Trey Benson and Jordan Travis, whose semi-final results will be announced on Nov. 13. Keon Coleman is also added to the Biletnikoff Award watch list, which is named after Fred Biletnikoff, who is a former Florida State player and a Pro Football Hall of Famer. 

With Keon Coleman backing the Florida State Seminoles, the program leads with 8-0 at the 1st in ACC. Ranking No. 4 in college football, it is the team’s best start since 2014. Be sure to tune in to Keon Coleman and Florida State as they meet the Pittsburgh Panthers in their next game. 

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