Buffalo Bills Confident in Keon Coleman's Breakout

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Buffalo Bills have no plans to trade wide receiver Keon Coleman right now. The team drafted the 6 foot 4 receiver from Florida State with the 33rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft. After a solid rookie season with more than 50 catches and 8 touchdowns across two years, the Bills see big potential ahead. Here this week, reports from NFL Network highlighted talks with General Manager Brandon Bean and head coach Joe Brady. Both insisted Coleman is set for his best year yet in 2026. They even met with his agent at the scouting combine to share their confidence and plans for his growth. Fan and media frustration grew last season after Buffalo's 12 win team fell in the playoffs. Coleman's strong start with 8 catches for over 100 yards in week 1 faded, leaving him with just 30 more receptions the rest of the. Today, healthy scratches and a thin receiving group drew heavy criticism.

1:02Team owner Terry Peggill a voice support for Coleman during an end of season news conference noting the prior coaching staff pushed hard for his draft. Selection Despite firing the old head coach after nine years and promoting Joe Brady, the front office remains committed. Now with a new offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach, the Bills are hitting a full reset. Some praise Coleman's accountability and offseason work, saying the fresh energy positions him perfectly for a breakout as the top option at Whiteout next year. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. Press play, put your head down, the sound is already there.