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Keon Coleman Gets Brutally Honest Ahead of Pivotal Year 3 With the Bills
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Keon Coleman Gets Brutally Honest Ahead of Pivotal Year 3 With the Bills

Keon Coleman, a 23-year-old wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills, acknowledges that his upcoming third season is a pivotal moment in his career. Selected in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, Coleman admits he hasn't met the expectations set for him, having recorded 67 catches for 960 yards and eight touchdowns over his first two seasons. His performance has declined in recent years, with a drop in average yards per catch and multiple instances of being benched for disciplinary reasons. Despite this, both the Bills' general manager and quarterback Josh Allen have expressed support for Coleman, indicating they believe he can turn things around. However, increased competition for playing time has emerged with new additions such as DJ Moore and Skyler Bell.

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Keon Coleman Gets Brutally Honest Ahead of Pivotal Year 3 With the Bills

Keon Coleman, a 23-year-old wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills, acknowledges that his upcoming third season is a pivotal moment in his career. Selected in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, Coleman admits he hasn't met the expectations set for him, having recorded 67 catches for 960 yards and eight touchdowns over his first two seasons. His performance has declined in recent years, with a drop in average yards per catch and multiple instances of being benched for disciplinary reasons. Despite this, both the Bills' general manager and quarterback Josh Allen have expressed support for Coleman, indicating they believe he can turn things around. However, increased competition for playing time has emerged with new additions such as DJ Moore and Skyler Bell.

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