Bills Stick with Keon Coleman Despite Disappointing Season

0:00On April 30th, Buffalo Bills' wide receiver Keon Coleman had a rough second season in 2025, getting benched multiple times and fading from the offense late in the year. The 22-year-old finished with just 38 catches for 404 receiving yards. Despite that, General Manager Brandon Bean says the team plans to keep him around. After missing the Super Bowl again, the Bills fired head coach Sean McDermott and shook up the roster for a reset heading into 2026. Bean mentioned they got some trade feelers at the Scouting Combine and owner's meetings, but shut them down quick. No calls came in during the draft either. Fans and analysts are scratching their heads over this, since Coleman was hyped as a savior for the receiver group when drafted in the second round. Last year. His production dropped off hard after a strong week one win over Baltimore, where he got most of his yards. Bean talked about hitting the reset button with Coleman and hopes everyone gets behind him now. The team sees potential in the young guy, despite the bus labels sticking around. Looks like Buffalo's locked in with Coleman for year 3,

1:05betting on a turnaround rather than shopping him elsewhere.