The Buffalo Bills' overtime loss to the Denver Broncos in the Divisional Round of the playoffs was the catalyst for the major change coming to the franchise this offseason.

The Bills then went for Coleman at No. 33, picking him one spot ahead of Ladd McConkey, who landed with the Los Angeles Chargers. The Coleman pick was a stark departure from what the Bills had previously valued at receiver and what had worked for Josh Allen.

Bills Mafia won't like Keon Coleman's response to Broncos opportunity originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Much has been made of the Buffalo Bills ' receiver crisis after injuries to Gabe Davis and Tyrell Shavers cut Josh Allen's available weapons nearly in half.

The Bills are staying in the game in Denver despite three Josh Allen turnovers.

The Buffalo Bills are nearing the end of the second year of their “everybody eats” approach to the offense, but struggles from the wide receiving corps have started to show the limitations of the approach. One insider believes the Bills will address ...

Two Broncos field goals off two Josh Allen fumbles are the difference late in the third quarter.

Hopefully, Buffalo Bills' wide receiver Keon Coleman was listening to quarterback Josh Allen talk about running back James Cook. Having already broken the 1,000-yard rushing barrier for the third straight season, Cook is 54 yards behind Indianapolis Colts ...

With the Bills decimated at wide receiver, Keon Coleman needs to step up in a big way against the Broncos in the AFC divisional round game Saturday.