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What went wrong for Keon Coleman in Buffalo? What’s next for Bills at WR?

Among the several memorable moments from the Buffalo Bills’ end-of-season news conference featuring owner Terry Pegula and general manager Brandon Beane, one moment has generated a lot of attention.

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Bills' Keon Coleman: Ends Year 2 with one catch

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Bills great describes what went wrong behind the scenes with Keon Coleman after press conference controversy

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NFL team called out for mistake on social media post thanking fired coach

The Buffalo Bills fired head coach Sean McDermott on Monday, two days after his team suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Denver Broncos in overtime.

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Josh Allen to Have Major Role in Who is the Bills Next Head Coach

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Bills coach search: Full interview, rumor tracker to replace Sean McDermott

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Bills QB Josh Allen's feelings on Terry Pegula, Brandon Beane revealed after Sean McDermott firing

He’s appreciative of his 8 years with Sean McDermott.

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Terry Pegula defends GM Brandon Beane, decision to fire Sean McDermott as Buffalo Bills coach

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Bruce Arians is "baffled" by Sean McDermott's firing

Bills receiver Coleman draws attention in aftermath of McDermott's firing

As if Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman didn’t attract enough negative attention for showing up late to meetings during an underperforming season. On Wednesday, the second-year player was drawn into the conversation involving team owner Terry Pegula’s abrupt decision to fire coach Sean McDermott on Monday.

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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman takes responsibility for his benching and lost fumble

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.(AP) — Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman took responsibility for what led to him being benched for Buffalo’s opening drive and then losing a fumble two series later against New England on Sunday. “Just got to be more accountable ...

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Bills WR Keon Coleman Gets Big Prediction After Benching

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman bounced back from his midseason benching to catch a touchdown pass in his first game. Now, the second-year wide receiver could be in line for an even bigger performance against one of the league’s shakiest defenses.

Bills’ failed second-round draft pick was not GM’s ‘next choice,’ owner says

Keon Coleman has been disappointing since being drafted by the Bills, and it appears GM Brandon Beane didn't want to draft him and was just being a "team player."