Former Bills WR Stevie Johnson expresses strong confidence in Keon Coleman, despite the team's recent trade for DJ Moore. Coleman remains a key player for the Bills as they prepare for the 2026 NFL draft.
The Buffalo Bills still have the overlooked Keon Coleman on their roster as the team has its sights on the 2026 NFL draft.
Coleman, Buffalo's top selection at the 2024 NFL draft, is largely overshadowed by DJ Moore. In a deal with the Chicago Bears, the Bills landed Moore via trade this offseason and brings a skill set that Buffalo's offense has lacked in recent years and had hoped to get from Coleman.
All things considered, a receiver could still be a top target for the Bills at the upcoming draft. General manager Brandon Beane said it himself.
However, former Bills wideout and fan favorite Stevie Johnson says not so fast.
Via Spectrum News, Johnson explained why he remains "really high" on Coleman's potential. Johnson discussed his relationship with Coleman leads him to that conclusion as well.
Johnson's full thoughts on Coleman can be found in the clip below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Former Bills WR Stevie Johnson still 'really high' on Keon Coleman
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