It's OK to be optimistic about Keon Coleman in 2026

Optimism surrounding Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is being framed for the 2026 season as the team heads into training camp with renewed context. The article ties the outlook to a coaching transition, noting that Joe Brady has been named head coach and previously served as offensive coordinator over the past two seasons. Brady is quoted in the piece as calling Coleman “the best thing” that could happen to him, emphasizing a direct commitment to the 23-year-old receiver. The author argues expectations may be more manageable given roster changes after Stefon Diggs’ trade and subsequent additions, including Joshua Palmer in 2025 and newer pieces such as DJ Moore and Skyler Bell ahead of 2026. With potential health hope for Dalton Kincaid and other receiver options, the piece suggests Coleman could benefit as defensive schemes focus elsewhere.