"That is kind of the challenge to Keon -- can you go back and do what you did all [last] offseason in your training camp. ... Don't let some of the maturity issues off the field affect the product on the field. If he does that, he'll have every chance."
"He came to Phase 1, Phase 2, all that stuff, dialed in, ready to go. You could tell he'd been working out and then, a lot of the people here were at training camp. He had an excellent camp. Let's do that again."
"And I know we've got some new coaches, and they're excited to meet him and get to work with him and were aware of him in the draft process a couple of years ago, and so they kind want to try to start mold him in the way they see and envision him for our team."
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane addressed expectations for wide receiver Keon Coleman entering his third NFL season. Beane praised Coleman's offseason work and training camp performance as excellent, noting the receiver was fully engaged and prepared. However, Beane emphasized that Coleman must repeat this level of dedication while avoiding maturity issues off the field that could impact his on-field performance. New coaching staff members are eager to work with Coleman and develop him according to their vision. Coleman, the 33rd pick in the 2024 draft, has experienced inconsistent performance during his first two seasons with the Bills.
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