Summary
Keon Coleman, a Buffalo Bills wide receiver, responded calmly to comments made by the team's president, Terry Pegula, about the draft decision concerning him. Despite initial surprise, Coleman plans to continue playing with the Bills through the 2026 season, addressing personal growth areas.
Key Facts
- Keon Coleman is a wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills.
- Team president Terry Pegula commented on the drafting decision for Coleman.
- A source stated Coleman was initially surprised by Pegula’s comments but moved on quickly.
- Coleman has not asked for a trade and plans to stay with the team for the 2026 season.
- The Bills drafted Coleman in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft from Florida State University.
- Coleman has played 26 games, starting in 18, and has caught 67 passes totaling 960 yards and eight touchdowns.
- The team sees Coleman as having potential but acknowledges some maturity issues.
- The comments were made during a media meeting after the firing of head coach Sean McDermott.
