Bills GM Brandon Beane excited to hit ‘full reset’ with WR Keon Coleman under new coaching staff

It’s already been an fascinating offseason for Buffalo Bills extensive receiver Keon Coleman after attempting two years within the NFL.

Coleman, the No. 33 general choose by Buffalo within the 2024 draft, had a monster opening week to his second marketing campaign, logging eight catches for 112 yards and a landing within the Bills’ win over the Baltimore Ravens. It would take him one other month of video games mixed to eclipse that yardage complete, and because the season progressed he ended up a wholesome scratch on a number of events.

Then, throughout a January information convention following Sean McDermott’s firingcrew proprietor Terry Pegula instructed Buffalo’s number of Coleman was pushed by the coaches — a case of common supervisor Brandon Beane being a “team player“Although Beane went on to say Coleman was his choose, reactions and hypothesis over the wideout’s future was pure.

Joe Brady has since risen from offensive coordinator to head coach and backed Coleman, and on Saturday Beane reiterated his religion within the 22-year-old.

“It’s been good,” Beane mentioned on NFL Network’s protection of the NFL Scouting Combine relating to the Coleman-Brady relationship. “We received a new extensive receiver coach, as properly, Drew Terrell, that is very excited. Pete Carmichael’s our new OC. Pete, these guys, all watched him and so they had been like, man, I’m wanting ahead to working with him. I believe there is a new vitality and his Year 3, and we’re gonna hit the complete reset with Keon.

“Keon had a very good offseason last year, and honestly he had a very good training camp. We played the Ravens that first game. He had 100 and whatever yards, and just some things from a maturity standpoint after that, but Keon has said all the right things. I give him this, he’s very accountable. He’s never made excuses. We’re all hands on deck. We’re all going to do our part. And I know Joe and those new coaches are very excited for what is in store for Year 3.”