Buffalo Rumblings on Keon Coleman
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if you know Keon the way I know him and his teammates know him, you feel a guy who's really matured — the light has come on, he understands some of the things he could've done better along the way... growing comfortable in his skin... I think he's done everything that he could control, up to this point... Absolutely. You know, he's put in the work this offseason. He continues to get better. He continues to master the offense and the role that we're asking him to do.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's maturity arc and QB/GM confidence position him for year-three breakout.
Coleman is entering a critical redemption arc in year three at age 23, with both GM Brandon Beane and QB Josh Allen showing strong confidence in his maturity and development. Beane emphasized Coleman's improved maturity, positive outlook despite prior setbacks (press-conference issues, season struggles, benching), and ability to handle things the right way; Allen noted Coleman has 'put in the work this offseason,' 'continues to get better,' and 'continues to master the offense and the role,' with Allen stating 'Absolutely' when asked if Coleman has earned his trust. Beane stated he doesn't believe Coleman 'has come up short with his ability' and that 'when he's done things the right way — which, he's doing that — and the light is on, I think that will naturally come.' With Tyrell Shavers on the Active/PUP list, there may never be a better chance for Coleman to leave a good impression on his coaches.
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