Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins called out WR Keon Coleman over his disciplinary issues. Sean McDermott and his team decided to declare the wide receiver as a healthy scratch, benching him during their 44-32 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.In the post-game press conference, Dawkins, who signed a three-year deal worth $60,060,000 in 2024, said that Keon Coleman had to improve on his work ethic and "grow up" as a professional playing in the NFL."I already spoke to him," Dawkins said. "I spoke to Keon before the game and I told him, I said, 'Look, don't even worry about it. Everybody goes through a different journey. Let's just say this is the last time. Let's move forward.' He said, 'I'm with you.'"That's all that we need right? Nobody's perfect. But in this league, we need guys to come on. And Keon knows, right? Now he's on the hot seat and he need to come up and show up for us. Pats on the back are over with and it's time for him to grow up and he knows it. As an older player on the team, we hold everybody accountable. ...We don't sugarcoat it. And words were said to him and he took it well."The Bills stated that Keon Coleman was benched for Sunday's game because he was late to a team meeting on Friday. Sean McDermott also spoke on the situation, stating that he has high hopes for the wide receiver."It is disappointing but I believe in the young man," McDermott said. "I believe he will learn from it. He takes it seriously."This season, Coleman has tallied 330 yards and three touchdowns receiving in nine games.Keon Coleman shares his honest thoughts about missing out on Sunday's game against the BuccaneersAfter the Bills secured the win, the wide receiver spoke with the media about being named a healthy scratch in Week 11. Keon Coleman said that it was a disappointing situation, but vowed to improve on his work ethic and discipline."Just got to be better," Coleman said. "Pretty sure everybody knew that (he was late for team meeting) but it won't be that way as that but just got a bit out of focus on next week.Coleman said that "mistakes happen" when questioned about how this was the second time this season that he was late for a team meeting. The wide receiver said that he will be better moving forward.The Bills are 7-3 following Sunday's victory over the Buccaneers. They are next scheduled to face the Houston Texans on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. ET.