
The Buffalo Bills will aim to build off a dominant 2024 season in which Josh Allen won MVP and the team advanced to the conference championship for the second time in the last five seasons. The 2025 campaign brings with it hope that the Bills can finally get over the hump and make the franchise's first Super Bowl appearance in decades, powered by the franchise's star quarterback.
One of the key factors to Buffalo's success is Keon Coleman, the second-year wideout out of Florida State who was picked in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft. The Bills picked Coleman to develop into a No. 1 option for Allen as a big-bodied, athletic wideout who can catch anything thrown in his general direction. His rookie season had its ups and downs; Coleman finished with only 29 catches but racked up 556 yards, an average of 19.2 yards per reception, to go along with four touchdowns in 13 games.