The Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Tennessee Titans have all been named as landing spots for a promising young receiver in desperate need of a change in scenery.
CBS Sports' Jared Dubin believes it's time for the Buffalo Bills to move on from Keon Coleman, and he noted the Chiefs, 49ers, Steelers, and Titans as teams who could be interested in the 2024 second-round pick.
Coleman showed some promise during his rookie campaign last season, posting 556 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games.
However, 2025 was a major step back. Coleman did still tally 404 yards and four touchdowns, but he was a healthy scratch in multiple games and hasn't shown any signs of improvement since entering the league.
Though Coleman is still young and developing, his time in Buffalo seems to be over. Owner Terry Pegula took a shot at the young receiver by putting all the blame on taking him with the No. 33 overall pick on former head coach Sean McDermott instead of general manager Brandon Beane.
Coleman still possesses a ton of talent, and finding a new home could help him unlock his full potential.
Kansas City, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Tennessee should all look to take a flyer on Coleman, especially Tennessee, as Robert Saleh's squad already has a young receiver room, and Coleman would fit in perfectly as another playmaker for quarterback Cam Ward.
The Chiefs, 49ers, and Steelers are in need of game-changing receivers, and though Coleman isn't that, taking a chance on a player with a high ceiling still on his rookie deal is always a savvy move. Coleman hasn't been given much of a chance in Buffalo, so all he may need to succeed is the right coaching staff and guidance.
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