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Bills GM Beane Eyes Receiver Help, Defensive Overhaul
2 Mar
Summary
- New defensive scheme will shift from 4-3 to a 3-4 base.
- Team expresses confidence in receiver Keon Coleman.
- Bills may seek receiver help in the upcoming NFL Draft.
The Buffalo Bills are preparing for the upcoming season under a new offensive coordinator, with General Manager Brandon Beane detailing key aspects of their offseason strategy. Beane confirmed that the team is not planning a complete overhaul but is focused on specific improvements. A significant change will occur on defense, as new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard intends to transition the team's base scheme from a 4-3 to a 3-4 alignment, aiming for a more 'position-less' defensive unit.
Regarding the offensive side, Beane addressed the wide receiver position, expressing confidence in Keon Coleman. Despite a disappointing second season, Coleman has reportedly taken accountability, and the new coaching staff, including wide receiver coach Drew Terrell, is committed to his development. Nevertheless, the Bills may explore options in the upcoming NFL Draft to bolster their receiving corps, with Ohio State's Carnell Tate being a player of interest, although Beane humorously noted his 40-yard dash time.
