Brady's Belief: Can Coleman Thrive in Buffalo?

Buffalo Bills' second-round draft pick Keon Coleman faces an uncertain future as the offseason unfolds. ESPN analyst Aaron Schatz suggested that Coleman might be a prime candidate for a trade, believing a change of scenery would be beneficial after perceived negative comments during the introduction of new head coach Joe Brady.

However, the situation is complicated by coach Joe Brady's apparent support for Coleman. Brady is reportedly keen on developing Coleman and integrating him into his offensive schemes. This backing from the new coaching staff presents a dilemma for the team, as trading Coleman would require another organization to invest draft capital in a player with unproven potential.

Given these factors, the article posits that the most practical approach for the Buffalo Bills is to retain Coleman for at least another season. This would allow him to work under Joe Brady's direction and potentially develop into the impactful player the team needs, despite the external speculation about his immediate future elsewhere.