Joe Brady's Plan for Keon Coleman

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Joe Brady stepping in as the new head coach for the Buffalo Bills could be a game changer

for wide receiver, Keon Coleman.

The Bills grabbed him in the second round back in 2024, but he's fallen short of expectations

so far.

Still, the team sees real potential and isn't giving up on him.

Earlier this week at the owner's meetings, Brady broke it down himself.

He praised Coleman's football smarts, work ethic, and daily grind on the field.

The key, though, is getting his off-field habits straight, Mike showing up on time and

staying disciplined.

Fans and analysts have mixed feelings since Coleman's been dealing with tardiness and other

issues away from the game.

Over two seasons and 26 games, he's pulled in 67 catches for 960 yards and 8 touchdowns.

That's solid, but not what they drafted him for.

Brady made it clear Coleman stays on the roster with no negativity from the staff.

He's teaming up with receiver's coach Drew Terrell on a clear development plan to unlock

the skills that made him a high pick.

Expect Coleman to get every shot to step up under this new regime, and if he handles business

off-the-field, he could finally break out for the bills.