Bills' Keon Coleman stands on business after Terry Pegula's comments
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman made his first media appearance since owner Terry Pegula made his comments, with Coleman saying this season is "make or break" for him.
Bills' Keon Coleman stands on business after Terry Pegula's comments originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . Since Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula made his comments (January) about wide receiver Keon Coleman, Coleman has been silent.
Pegula said his general manager, Brandon Beane, was "pushed" to take the 23-year-old in the second round (33rd overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft when they didn't want him. Making his first appearance since Pegula's comments, Coleman wasn't shy in his response to his boss's words. In a media appearance during the Bills' OTAs, Coleman made it clear that this upcoming season is "make or break" for him.
The 2026 season with the Buffalo Bills will be "make or break" for Keon Coleman "For me, it's make or break," Coleman told ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg after Buffalo's Tuesday OTA session. "If you s---, you might not be here, simple as that. I know what I'm capable of.
So, if I fall anything short of that, I'm doing myself a disservice and my team. " More News: Colin Cowherd accuses NFL of trying to push a Bears agenda Coleman had another mediocre season in his second season with the Bills, having 404 receiving yards (on 38 receptions and 10. 6 yards per) and catching four touchdowns in 13 games.