Overview
- Speaking at the NFL combine, Brandon Beane challenged Coleman to repeat last offseason’s strong preparation and prevent off-field maturity issues from affecting his performance, saying he will have every chance if he does.
- Joe Brady said he personally advocated for Coleman and told him they will work to make it succeed under the new staff, reinforcing that belief comes with clear expectations.
- Coleman’s 2025 season included multiple disciplinary actions, including being late to a meeting, benchings and four healthy scratches, and he finished with 38 catches for 404 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games.
- Owner Terry Pegula previously suggested the coaching staff, not Beane, drove the decision to draft Coleman, adding offseason scrutiny to the receiver’s situation.
- Buffalo is prioritizing versatile additions at wide receiver to aid Josh Allen, while outside analysts continue to speculate about potential trades such as a mock deal with the Steelers.