The Buffalo Bills and Keon Coleman are equally hoping for his most productive season-to-do will come in 2026.
In his own words, Coleman called next season "make or break."
When Coleman said that, Joe Brady note he believes Coleman can get back on track and having him as head coach will be the best thing for the player.
“Keon, I've never said anything negative,” Brady said. “I was the first to tell everybody I wanted Keon Coleman. So Keon's not gonna just be pushed aside. He's gonna continue to develop.”
And that sentiment about Brady's position as head coach is one Coleman agreed with at training camp.
"Yeah, man. I whole heartedly believe that," Coleman said.
At training camp, Coleman is battling for playing time in 2026. The Bills traded for DJ
Moore this offseason and he will be at the top of the depth chart and Khalil Shakir returns to roam the slot area. The other outside wide receiver starting position could come down to Coleman or Josh Palmer, a battle which will take center stage during the preseason.
For more from Coleman, see the attached clip below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Keon Coleman agrees Joe Brady being Bills' head coach will help him
