Josh Allen’s Brutal Warning to Rising Star: “Super Bowl or Your NFL Dream Dies”…

Josh Allen gave Keon Coleman a warning: It’s Super Bowl or bust in 2025 for the Buffalo Bills

There’s no doubt that the Buffalo Bills once again look powerful, especially because their quarterback is the current NFL MVP, Josh Allen. Thanks to No. 17, there’s enormous excitement among Bills fans. However, there’s no other option – it’s Super Bowl or bust in 2025. That’s the franchise’s goal this year.

And ever since Josh Allen arrived, there have been plenty of reasons to believe, given that the Bills haven’t reached the Super Bowl since 1993. Aside from his rookie season in 2017, they have been in the playoffs every year since, and since 2020, they’ve always been crowned AFC East champions

There could be records and memorable wins, but in 2025 it’s the Super Bowl, no matter what, for Josh Allen and company. The big challenge is to break through in January. If no injuries occur, they’ll be there – but the playoffs are where they need to step up, especially to get past Patrick Mahomes, who is 4-0 in those situations (2-0 in conference championships).

One of the big issues for the Bills’ offense is James Cook’s contract situation. He’s entering the final year of his deal, and despite having back-to-back seasons with over 1,000 rushing yards, management doesn’t seem all that interested in extending him, which is a serious problem.

The other issue is the wide receiver group. The Bills don’t have a top-tier receiver; however, they didn’t have one last year either, and Josh Allen still dominated with 40 total touchdowns (12 rushing). For 2025, he needs Keon Coleman – now entering his second year – to take a step forward, and it seems like that will happen, according to Allen.

“He has done that consistently in this camp, and we’re still seeing a lot of growth in his game, as well as in the nuances of playing the receiver position and doing the things we’re asking him to do. He’s taking it in stride and having a really good camp,” said Josh Allen.

In 2024, Keon Coleman recorded 29 receptions, 554 yards, and 4 touchdowns. His best moments came in the first part of the season before injuries slowed him down, but he has the talent – and Josh Allen could make the most of it.