Keon Coleman is another confirmed returnee for the Bills, contributing to the team's depth as they focus on free agency and the draft.

Keon Coleman struggled to create separation and finished badly ranked among wide receivers despite a decent yards per reception average, raising concerns for his future in Buffalo's offense.

Coleman averaged a decent 19.2 yards per reception but struggled to separate from defenders, making him a sell candidate as the Bills may seek a true WR1 in the draft.

After a challenging rookie season, Coleman is expected to evolve into a key target for the Bills as they navigate uncertain futures for veterans Cooper and Hollins. McDermott's challenge highlights the organization's belief in his potential.

Keon Coleman failed to secure the WR1 spot for the Buffalo Bills, finishing with 29 receptions for 556 yards and four touchdowns amid injury struggles.