Several days after being eliminated from the NFL playoffs by the Denver Broncos, the Buffalo Bills continue to find themselves in the headlines. The latest Bills subject that has seemingly taken over NFL discussions of late centered around what team owner Terry Pegula said on Wednesday about wide receiver Keon Coleman.

Brandin Cooks, who signed with the Buffalo Bills in the middle of the season, defended his teammate Keon Coleman.

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Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks feels fellow wideout Keon Coleman will continue to grow into his NFL potential -- whether that ends up being under a new coaching staff in Buffalo or elsewhere after team owner Terry Pegula's comments.

Keon Coleman had a quiet season, but the Buffalo Bills offseason has been loud. However, it has not been a cacophony directly started by him.

Bills owner Terry Pegula's comments about Keon Coleman look odd after this video resurfaced.

Keon Coleman is a young wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills who entered the NFL in 2024. His four-year rookie deal worth about $10 million, with a large signing bonus, built most of his net worth by 2025.

The Buffalo Bills could trade struggling wide receiver Keon Coleman in a deal for Brandon Aiyuk, an NFL insider suggests.