It's time for the latest episode of the Bills Roundtable Podcast. Join Mike Straw and Anthony Moeglin as they talk combine, Keon Coleman, Free Agency, and more.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine has officially come and gone, and things are starting to become clear regarding what the Buffalo Bills' plans are this offseason.
The team met with a number of wide receivers, defensive linemen, defensive backs, and even a few punters. But what position should the focus be on towards the front of the draft?
Join hosts Mike Straw and Anthony Moeglin for episode 21 of the Bills Roundtable Podcast as they talk about their favorite players at this year's combine and what is realistic for the Bills.
Also on this week's episode, Mike and Anthony talk about Keon Coleman's future in Buffalo. Management keeps talking about how they want him around and that he's a big part of their plans, but reports also suggest what they'd want as part of a trade. So is he really going to be around for a third season in red, white, and blue?
Plus, free agency is just about a week away from getting started. A lot of talk coming out of the combine centered on the Bills' plans to be aggressive in addressing wide receiver. They've been linked to Rashid Shaheed and Romeo Doubs, but are they truly the type of players Buffalo needs at the position?
What about the two, seemingly, biggest names available in Mike Evans and Alec Pierce? Could the Bills afford to bring either in, and would they be the answer? For Evans, while both agree that he'd be the best name they could get in terms of experience and pedigree, there's one unique comparison that gives one host a slight pause.
Lastly, it's time to head into the way-back machine and make a lot of Bills fans feel old. It's the 11th anniversary of what is arguably the most one-sided trade wins in Buffalo history.
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