Buffalo Bills fans are back at it again, donating to the charities of their favorite players. This time, the Buffalove is benefitting an organization very close to the heart of WR Keon Coleman.

Both Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde are gone, so the transition in the back end will be critical for the Bills. Rapp has a year in the system and was re-signed in free agency, while Edwards was signed in free agency away from the Chiefs.

Despite only wearing the garnet and gold for one season, Keon Coleman burst into the limelight upon his arrival in Tallahassee and was a starter in all 12 games he played for FSU. In 2023, Coleman had 50 receptions for 658 yards and 11 touchdowns and additionally had 300 yards on 25 punt returns.

The need was obvious. Sitting at No. 28, Buffalo was willing to move up on a smaller level if certain highly rated players fell. Being aggressive in the first round became a trend for the Bills, with trades up in each of the last two drafts.

Buffalo Bills fans are back at it again, donating to the charities of their favorite players. This time, the BuffaLove is benefitting an organization very close to the heart of rookie WR Keon Coleman

ESPN has named the Buffalo Bills' selection of wide receiver Keon Coleman in the 2024 NFL Draft as one of the event's best.

The Buffalo Bills had a great 2024 NFL Draft, coming away with 10 players and a B+ grade here at ClutchPoints. However, no draft is perfect, and there were a few Bills 2024 NFL Draft mistakes along the way from general manager Brandon Beane and company.

The Buffalo Bills selected wide receiver Keon Coleman from Florida State with their first pick (33rd overall) in the 2024 NFL Draft. The Bills traded back twice in the first round and ultimately into the second round where they selected Coleman with the first pick of the round.