Coleman's Year Three: Pressure on Bills WR

0:00It's April 28th, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Buffalo Bill's wire receiver, Keon Coleman, heads into year three with some real questions about his spot in the offense. The team just traded for DJ Moore and drafted Skyler Bell in the fourth round, stacking talent at the position. General manager Brandon Bean kept Coleman instead of trading him and keep speaking highly of the former second-round pick. Now the focus shifts to how he fits under offensive coordinator Joe Brady heading into the 2026 season. Bean's praise is nice, but Coleman has to show it on the field during off-season workouts and training camp. If his roles stay small, trade rumors could heat up by summer's end. Last year, Coleman's numbers were underwhelming with just 404 yards and four touchdowns over 13 games and only six starts. Buffalo field stuff cut into his time, but the bills drafted him expecting more production right away. He knows the pressure is on to step up alongside Khalil Shakir and the new guy Moore, as key

1:03targets for Josh Allen. Buffalo wants a deep playoff push, and Coleman cannot just be a backup he's anymore. Watch how he performs this off-season, because year three could define his whole career with the bills.