In his hometown of Opelousas, Louisiana, Keon Coleman, the newly drafted Buffalo Bills rookie and former Florida State standout, was serving up more than impressive football plays. On Wednesday (May 8), a video showed that Coleman took his talents to the legendary Mama's Fried Chicken, where he served up orders and dished out extra smiles to his hometown fans.

The scene at Mama's was buzzing when Coleman, donning the iconic restaurant’s hat, stood behind the counter, taking orders with a charm that has made him a social media sensation since his draft night. Among the fans was one lucky customer who not only received a 2-piece dark chicken meal but was pleasantly surprised as Coleman tossed in an extra piece of chicken and an additional side, bringing the total to a modest $11.88—worth every penny for a taste of the local staple and a moment with the rising sports star.

Coleman’s appearance at Mama's wasn't a random act but a fulfillment of his promise during an engaging segment on RGIII’s podcast. When asked about the best places to eat in Louisiana, Coleman enthusiastically endorsed Mama's Fried Chicken, playfully reciting the menu to a laughing RGIII, insisting that Opelousas and Cajun country housed superior dining options to New Orleans.

The video of Coleman working the counter, captured and shared by KATC TV 3’s Jamarcus Fitzpatrick, is quickly becoming a hit on social media, further cementing Coleman’s reputation as a hometown hero who hasn’t forgotten his roots. This genuine display of local pride not only endears him to fans but also highlights the rich culinary culture of Opelousas, a town proud to claim this rising NFL star as one of its own.

As the Buffalo Bills gear up for the new season, Coleman continues to be a source of pride for Opelousas. This event at Mama's Fried Chicken is just the latest chapter in what promises to be an exciting journey for Coleman as a professional athlete and a beloved local figure.

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