Buffalo Bills Unlikely to Trade Keon Coleman Ahead of 2026 NFL Draft The Buffalo Bills are not currently considering trading wide receiver Keon Coleman, according to reports from NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe. Despite the team’s active pursuit of high-profile trade targets, Coleman remains a key asset in their plans. General Manager Brandon Beane and head coach Joe Brady have both expressed confidence in Coleman’s potential, emphasizing their belief that the 2024 second-round pick will have his best season yet. Beane and Brady reportedly met with Coleman’s agent at the NFL Scouting Combine, reaffirming their commitment to the player and outlining a clear path for success in 2026. Coleman’s agent also met with Bills owner Terry Pegula, who praised the wideout’s character and dedication. Coleman’s 2025 season was marked by inconsistency, despite a strong start. Selected with the No. 33 overall pick in 2024, the 6’4”, 215-pound wideout caught 29 passes for 556 yards and four touchdowns in his rookie year. He followed that up with 38 receptions for 404 yards and four scores in 2025. However, his production dipped significantly after a Week 1 performance against the Baltimore Ravens, where he recorded eight catches for 112 yards and a touchdown in a 41-40 win. For the remainder of the season, Coleman managed just 30 catches for 292 yards, with only one game featuring more than three receptions. His struggles included several healthy scratches, raising concerns about his role in the offense. The Bills’ wide receiver corps faced criticism at the end of the 2025 season, which saw the team finish with a 12-4 record and lose to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisional Round.#buffalo_bills #joe_brady #brandon_beane #keon_coleman #terry_pegula
Bills GM Brandon Beane Optimistic About Keon Coleman's Future Under New Coaching Staff Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane expressed excitement about the potential for wide receiver Keon Coleman to thrive under the team’s revamped coaching staff, signaling a fresh start for the 22-year-old player. Coleman, the No. 33 overall pick in the 2024 draft, had a strong debut season with the Bills, recording eight catches for 112 yards and a touchdown in the team’s opening game against the Baltimore Ravens. However, his production dipped significantly in subsequent weeks, with multiple instances of him being left out of game plans. The situation took a turn during a January press conference following Sean McDermott’s dismissal, when team owner Terry Pegula suggested Coleman’s selection was influenced by the coaching staff rather than Beane. Beane later clarified that Coleman was his choice, but the comments sparked speculation about the player’s future. Now, with Joe Brady as head coach and a new coaching staff in place, Beane has reaffirmed his confidence in Coleman’s ability to grow. Beane highlighted the positive energy surrounding Coleman during NFL Network’s coverage of the Scouting Combine, noting that the new coaching staff—led by Brady and including wide receivers coach Drew Terrell and offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael—has embraced Coleman’s potential. “We got a new wide receiver coach, as well, Drew Terrell, that’s very excited,” Beane said. “Pete Carmichael’s our new OC. Pete, those guys, all watched him and they were like, man, I’m looking forward to working with him. I think there’s a new energy and it’s Year 3, and we’re gonna hit the full reset with Keon.” Beane emphasized Coleman’s dedication and accountability, citing his strong offseason and training camp as key factors in his development.#buffalo_bills #joe_brady #brandon_beane #keon_coleman #drew_terrell
