
Niners Consider Trading for Bills' Keon Coleman
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The San Francisco Forty-Niners are considering a trade for Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman to bolster their 2026 draft class. Coleman, a second-round pick, has shown potential but has yet to reach his full capacity. With the Niners top receivers often injured, acquiring Coleman could provide much-needed depth. His size and skill set align well with the teams fast offense, making him a high-upside talent. The Niners could offer a mid-round pick in exchange, potentially pairing him with rookie Ricky Pearsall for the long term. The decision lies with coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Niners Consider Trading for Bills' Keon Coleman. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 22nd, the San Francisco 49ers are scouting wide receivers for their 2026 draft class, but a trade for Buffalo Bills. Past catcher Keon Coleman could shake things up quick for quarterback Brock Purdy and coach Kyle Shanahan. Coleman, a second-round pick from last year, has not lit it up yet with just 67 catches for 960 yards and 8 touchdowns. Over 26 games, but at 22 years old, he's got that by-low appeal if Buffalo moves him. Experts like Bleacher reports Alex Kaye say that Niners should dangle one of their fourth-round picks, numbers 127, 100. 33, 138, or 139 to snack him, especially since their top receivers Mike Evans, Adam Kirk, and Rookie. Rookie Peersaw keep getting banged up and missing time. That injury history makes adding depth smart, and Coleman's 6-foot-four frame at 215 pounds fits perfect as a big-play ex-receiver in.
Shanahan's fast offense, where he could bounce back big. With only six picks total in 2026, trading a mid-rounder for this high upside talent pairs him nicely with Peersaw for the long haul. Leaving it to Shanahan and GM John Lynch to weigh if he's the move over drafting higher. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI.
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