Beane Confirms Coleman Stays: Bills Bet Big on Receiver

0:00On April 27th, Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Bean went on the radio Monday after the 2026 NFL draft and made it crystal clear, wide receiver. Keon Coleman stays put, no trades, no drama, he's locked in for the squad. Coleman had a tough sophomore campaign pulling just 404 yards on 38 catches. That's a dip from his rookie year, where he averaged more yards per game and he caught heat twice for showing up late to practice. The whole Bills crew, from beans to head coach Joe Brady, has been riding for him all off season. This latest word feels like their strongest stamp of approval yet. History shows it's rare for a receiver with early struggles like his to explode in year three. Guys just don't flip the script that fast, though Eric Moulds pulled off a monster in 1998 season after a slow start. Bills are betting big on his potential, but the proof hits the field soon enough.