Keon Coleman’s Make-or-Break Season | NFL News

0:00On September 7, ESPN's Seth Walter is predicting a big year for Bill's receiver, Keon Coleman in 2026. He's calling it a mini breakout, expecting Coleman to hit at least 750 receiving yards and five touchdowns, both career highs. This comes after a couple of seasons where Coleman's numbers were just okay, hovering below average according to ESPN's metrics. Even though the Bill's brought in DJ Moore this off-season, Walter thinks Coleman can still carve out a significant role. He noted that he wasn't sure Coleman would even still be with the team earlier this year, but now sees a path for him to shine in his third season. Coleman himself has been vocal about the importance of 2026, calling it a make or break year. He's expressed frustration with his past performance, stating that anything less than his full capability would be a disservice to himself and the team. He's clearly motivated to prove himself. New head coach Joe Brady, who was promoted from offensive coordinator, has already spoken with Coleman. Brady apparently called him the night before his introductory

1:04press conference and Coleman described it as a great talk, suggesting a positive. Connection is forming. If Coleman struggles early in the 2026 season, there's a possibility of a trade, especially with other receiving options like Moore and Khalil Shakir on the roster. However, the hope is that quarterback Josh Allen can find ways to get Coleman the ball and unlock his potential. The Bill's kickoff their 2026 campaign on the road against the Houston Texans. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.