That made the decision to not only keep Beane but elevate him confusing to Bills fans. In particular, the Bills have not had a great track record in the NFL Draft since selecting Josh Allen. A stat that has become unfortunately familiar in Buffalo recently is the fact that they picked 56 players since taking Josh Allen in 2018 and only two became Pro Bowlers.

Several days after being eliminated from the NFL playoffs by the Denver Broncos, the Buffalo Bills continue to find themselves in the headlines. The latest Bills subject that has seemingly taken over NFL discussions of late centered around what team owner Terry Pegula said on Wednesday about wide receiver Keon Coleman.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman hauls in a 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Josh Allen in the AFC Divisional Round against the Denver Broncos.

The Saints, like the Steelers, need a complement to their No. 1 wide receiver. New Orleans has guys like DeVaughn Vele and Kevin Austin Jr. behind Chris Olave but probably needs to find Tyler Shough more to work with to make sure that he shows progress next season after putting together a pretty strong rookie season.

But Allen then led the Bills’ offense down the field on a nine-play, 73-yard drive that ended with Allen throwing a touchdown pass to Keon Coleman. That cut the Broncos’ lead to 23-17.