How Keon Coleman reacted to being thrown under bus by Bills owner
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The proverbial Bills bus drove over Keon Coleman, backed up and drove over him again, yet the much-maligned second-year receiver is managing to keep his head up.
Coleman shook off shocking comments from owner Terry Pegula about how top football executive Brandon Beane did not want to draft him in 2024, according to The Athletic, and is preparing to play for the team in 2026.
He has reportedly not requested a trade.
“He was taken aback at first,” a source told The Athletic, “but he just went and worked out, getting ready for year three.”
While Coleman may not have asked out of Buffalo yet, it’s hard to see how he remains with the team after they turned him into a human piñata during an end-of-season press conference this week.
Coleman’s lack of development has been a major concern for a Buffalo team that lacks playmakers, and Pegula basically blamed former coach Sean McDermott’s coaching staff for that problem.
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