Beane: Coleman Staying in Buffalo

0:00On April 27, Bill's general manager Brandon Bean just dropped some clarity on wide receiver Keon Coleman. Teens hit them up at the Indie Combine and owner's meetings about trading for the 22-year-old second-round pick from the 2000-24 draft. Bubuffalo shut those calls down quick. Coleman's locked in through 2027 and Bean made it clear they want him staying put. Earlier this week on WGR 550 radio Bean said no more inquiries came in over the weekend once word spread. He's hitting the reset button on Coleman after a rookie year with 38 catches for 404 yards and four touchdowns over 13. Games Bean even predicts Coleman's peak season hits in 2026 right here in Buffalo. Fans have been buzzing with trade rumors all off season but Bean's urging the Bill's faithful to get on board too. The receiver room stays stacked with returners like DJ Moore, who they traded for in March plus Joshua Palmer and Khalil Shakir. That depth means real competition come training camp. On the roster front they grab

1:05Skyler Bell in the fourth round of the 2026 draft calling him a versatile baller who can line up inside or out. They also signed undrafted free agents Jamori McLean and Max Tomzak over the weekend beefing up the group with guys like Tyrell Shavers and McColle. Harmon. Organized team activities kick off May 18 through June 4 with mandatory mini-camp June 9 to 11. Expect that receiver battle to heat up fast, setting the tone for what's next in Buffalo.