Saints Eye Keon Coleman Trade for Offensive Boost

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The New Orleans Saints are in dire need of a wide receiver to boost their offense this

offseason.

They passed on free agents at that position and instead signed running back Travis Etienne,

guard David Edwards and linebacker Kaden Ellis.

Now, attention turns to the NFL draft or trades with one intriguing option being Buffalo

Bills receiver, Keon Coleman.

Buffalo recently traded for DJ Moore from the Bears, pairing him with quarterback Josh

Allen and new head coach Joe Brady.

That move came after they dealt away stuff on digs in prior years, leaving their receiver

room reshuffled.

Coleman, a second round pick in the 2024 draft, has not lived up to expectations over his

first two seasons there.

Saints fans and analysts see Coleman as a solid developmental target behind star Chris

Olabe.

Last year, New Orleans leaned heavily on Titan, Jawan Johnson and spiced their Rashid Shaheed

as their top receivers after Olabe, which Shaheed later traded to Seattle.

A young second option would help second year quarterback Tyler Showgrow.

At just 22 years old, Coleman brings youth that outpaces many prospects in this year's

draft class.

In two NFL seasons, he has 960 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns, modest numbers but with

plenty of upside in a fresh environment.

His potential trade could give the Saints immediate depth while offering Coleman a real

shot to shine, reshaping both teams' offenses before training.

Camp kicks off.