A source close to Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman said that president Terry Pegula’s comments regarding him did not bother ...

The Bills then went for Coleman at No. 33, picking him one spot ahead of Ladd McConkey, who landed with the Los Angeles ...

Multiple league sources told Yahoo Sports they expect the Dolphins to strongly consider Malik Willis for their 2026 starting ...

The Carolina Panthers know a thing or two about bad wide receivers. They've had their fair share of them over the years, especially in the Bryce Young era. No o ...

The Carolina Panthers traded with the Buffalo Bills in the 2024 NFL draft, swapping a few picks to essentially flip the ...

Charlotte Hornets PR: UPDATE: @hornets LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller have both been upgraded and are available to play ...

One Buffalo Bills insider believes the team will cut ties with receiver Keon Coleman after the owner's controversial ...

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Buffalo Bills wideout Keon Coleman had no reason to think he would be the NFL's main character Wednesday, but team owner Terry Pegula had other plans. Pegula took quite the shot at the 2024 ...

On Wednesday, Pegula sat behind a podium and delivered one of the worst end-of-season NFL news conferences in recent memory.

The ongoing issues between the Buffalo Bills and Keon Coleman have taken another twist – and the team’s owner has implied it’s on his former head coach.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith reacts to the Bills owner Terry Pegula explanation for firing coach Sean McDermott and calls the reasoning "unbelievable." ...