These are the 10 players who benefited the most from the NFL draft and were starting with

number 10, Keon Coleman, because it was no secret that the Buffalo Bills needed help desperately

at the wide receiver position.

If you've been paying attention this offseason, they traded away Stefan Diggs to the Houston

Texans, and then all they really did was go out and sign Matt Collins, okay, nothing crazy,

one year, 2.6 million, And their big signing was Curtis Samuel,

three years, 24 million. And look, I personally like Curtis Samuel. He's now reunited with Joe Brady.

He was with Joe Brady during their time with the Carolina Panthers, but Samuel is no number

one wide receiver. This team desperately needed help, as you can see right here, outside of Curtis

Samuel. They had Matt Collins, they had Justin shorter who they drafted last year. And then Khalil Shakur, who's been coming on. But all these guys are like wide receiver

two or threes at best. So that's why they went out there and got Keon Coleman that they hope

can be their number one receiver because he brings a dimension to this wide receiver room that

none of the other guys do. And that is size downfield. Now Coleman spent three years in college. So he's an early declare. He's only 20 years old. So there's a lot of improvement that can still happen to his game progression.

Didn't do much in 2021. Didn't play.

2022 is his big year at Michigan State puts up nearly 800 receiving yards, a career high.

Outproduced Jaden Reed, the Packers rookie from last year who was really good.

Yeah, he actually outproduced him in 2022.

And then he transferred to Florida State last year in 2023 and he led the team in receptions and receiving yards while competing next to another

NFL receiver now in Johnny Wilson, who was just drafted by the Eagles. Now, the biggest

question for why Coleman probably didn't go in round one, but he went pretty dang close is because

of his speed and what he did at the NFL combine. Coleman ended up running a 4-6-1-40 time at 213 pounds.

Now, believe it or not, for his size, this is actually above average. So I do believe the

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