Bills GM: Keon Coleman Staying Put

0:00It's April 27th, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Buffalo Bills, GM, Brandon Bean, just made a crystal clear in a radio interview, no trading wide receiver, Keon Coleman this season. Right after the 2026 NFL draft on Monday, he shut that door for good on WGR, saying the teams locked in on him, staying put. This lines up with everything the Bills for an office and coach Joe Brady have said all off season. They're all in on Coleman, despite his rocky start. It's the strongest backing yet from the top. Coleman's sophomore year was rough, with just 404 yards on 38 catches, down from his rookie numbers, plus he got dinged twice. For showing up late to practice, fans and analysts are split some sea bus potential, others hold out hope. History doesn't favor a big year. Three break out for receivers who struggled as hard early on, but Bills brass is betting against the odds. One rare case like Eric Mould's, popping off in 1998, gives a sliver of precedent.

1:04We'll keep watching how Coleman responds, but for now, Buffalo's doubling down on their second round pick from 2024.