Keon Coleman's Make-or-Break Season

0:00On April 27, pressure's building on Buffalo Bill's wide receiver, Keon Coleman, heading into what could be his maker-break season. The former second-round pick out of Florida State has just 67 catches for 960 yards and eight touchdowns over his first two years. Josh Allen loved him coming out of the draft, but now a rookie from Yukon, named Skyler Bell, is breathing down his neck after the Bill's grabbed him in. The fourth round of the 2026 draft. He's had some rough patches on and off the field, missing two games last year for being late to a team meeting and sitting as a healthy scratch for two more. He got a shot in the playoffs, but only managed two catches for 46 yards and a touchdown across Buffalo's two-post season games. Coaches in the front office are still backing him though. New head coach Joe Brady told Coleman right away he'd make it work together, showing real faith in his potential. Several manager Brandon Bean echoed that, saying it's about maturity and what Coleman can control, not a lack of talent.

1:02Skyler Bell brings serious college production, leading the American conference as a first team all-American with 101 receptions, 1,000 to 178 yards, and 13 touchdowns, setting Yukon records in his one big year there. At six feet and 185 pounds, he ran a 4.440 at the combine, so he could push down field early if he bokes up. With guys like Khalil Shakir, who led the receiver's last season, and new addition DJ Moore in the mix, Coleman's got to step up quick or watch Bell. Snag a bigger role in Joe Brady's offense this year. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.