Pro Football Focus compiled a "2025 NFL All-Breakout Team" and included one second-year Buffalo Bills player in the group.

The second-year wide receiver looks like his wrist is fully healthy as he went bonkers at Damar Hamlin's charity basketball game.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman, who played football and basketball at Michigan State, dropped 60 points and threw ...

While Coleman is no doubt more focused on his football skills these days, over the weekend, he showed that he still has some ...

Plenty of NFL players can hold their own on a basketball court, and Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is among that ...

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Buffalo Bills fans should be elated about Keon Coleman entering his second season, considering how motivated he is to put his ...

Although the Buffalo Bills enjoyed much offensive success last season, there’s one player who admitted he was not at all ...

After the Buffalo Bills selected him in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, wide receiver Keon Coleman was expected to be ...

Keon Coleman’s harsh self-review of his Bills rookie season is all about “calling out everything that you're doing wrong to ...

Keon Coleman struggled with inconsistency in Year 1 in the NFL. But the Buffalo Bills wide receiver is committed to improving ...

While Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman had a disappointing rookie season, no one agrees with that sentiment more than ...