A Good Omen for WR Keon Coleman in a Crucial Year
Keon Coleman scored the first touchdown in the Bills' new stadium. Perhaps it's a sign of good things to come for the third-year wideout who's gone through his ups and downs.
Coleman regressed in his second season, catching 38 passes for 404 yards and four touchdowns. The team benched him for multiple games, an indication that he needed to mature going forward.
Bills promoted Joe Brady from offensive coordinator to head coach, and he rejected trade offers for Coleman. Thus far, it looks like a good decision.
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