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Saints Eye Keon Coleman Trade for QB Shough

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The New Orleans Saints are considering a trade for Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman to bolster their receiving corps around second-year quarterback Tyler Shough. Coleman, a second-round pick in 2024, has underperformed in Buffalo but could benefit from a return to his home state of Louisiana. The Saints are looking for a reliable number two option after a thin receiving corps last season.

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Saints Eye Keon Coleman Trade for QB Shough

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On this March 20th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. The New Orleans Saints are focusing on building a stronger supporting cast around second year quarterback Tyler Show this off season. After he showed real potential late last season, the team wants more weapons to help him grow. One idea gaining traction is trading for wide receiver Keon Coleman from the Buffalo Bills. Saints receivers have been thin beyond Chris Olave. Last year, Titan Jawan Johnson led the group in catches with spister Rashid Shaheed next before his trade to Seattle. That leaves a clear need for a reliable number two option. Coleman, a second-round pick in the 2024 draft, has struggled in Buffalo over two seasons. He's flashed talent at times, but overall underperformed in face benchings for showing up late to practices and meetings. Bills owner Terry Pegula publicly pointed fingers at the prior coaching staff for pushing the pick over other choices. Now with the team adding DJ more this off season, Coleman could be available at a low cost as his value has dropped.

A move back to his home state of Louisiana might spark a turnaround for the 22-year-old, and it fits the Saints' quiet approach at the AST. Position so far. Keep an eye on whether New Orleans pulls the trigger.

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