The clock may be ticking on Keon Coleman's time in Buffalo after the Bills' second-year wide receiver was disciplined for a third time for being late to a team meeting.

If you're wondering what the four-time Pro Bowler was referring to, it was Coleman being abruptly benched before Buffalo's 44-32 win over Tampa Bay, despite being ready to play. The reason reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter was that the former Florida State star's punctuality was the culprit, as he missed a team meeting on Friday.

The Bills selected Coleman with the No. 33 overall pick of the 2024 NFL draft. The young receiver is still developing, and is averaging 27.3 receiving yards in eight games this season since breaking out in the team's opener for a 112-yard game against Baltimore.

The Buffalo Bills effectively benching Keon Coleman makes Brandon Beane's fruitless efforts to add a WR at the trade deadline even more frustrating.

Dion Dawkins didn't mince words when he was asked to provide his perspective on Keon Coleman's benching during the Buffalo Bills' Week 11 win over the Tampa Bay

The Buffalo Bills are facing uncertainty as Week 11 approaches as star receiver Keon Coleman's struggles have led to questions about his role, and Josh Allen may enter the game wit

This week they host the NFC South leading 6-3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and are 5.5-point favorites. This team has their flaws to be sure, as seen by their thorough loss to the Miami Dolphins last week. One reason their offense isn’t humming along is the lack of strong,