6'4"
Weight215 lbs.
Experience1 yrs.
Bye12
May 17, 2003
Age21.8
CollegeFlorida State
NFL Draft Pick2024 - Rd 2, Pk 33
Rec
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Rec Yds
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Rec TDs
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Forty Yard Dash
4.61
Forty Yard Dash Rank
29%
Burst Score
128.10
Burst Score Rank
82%
Speed Score
96.90
Speed Score Rank
62%
Catch Radius
9.97
Catch Radius Rank
45%
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Keon Coleman (Wrist) to Miss Another Game
Bills HC Sean McDermott told reporters Monday that WR Keon Coleman won't play Sunday against the Chiefs. That'll be the second straight missed game for Coleman. We'll see about his status on the other side of the Week 12 bye. ESPN's Adam Schefter added that WR Amari Cooper "is progressing." We'll see about Cooper's status as the week goes.
Keon Coleman Has Wrist Injury
Keon Coleman Has Wrist Injury
Bills HC Sean McDermott said Wednesday that WR Keon Coleman came out of the Week 9 win over the Dolphins with a wrist injury. Coleman won't practice on Wednesday. And, while McDermott wouldn't rule him out for this weekend's game vs. the Colts, he also said Coleman could be sidelined "more than just this week." We'll keep an eye on Coleman's status over the next few days, but he shouldn't be part of your Week 10 fantasy plans.
Amari Cooper Sidelined by Wrist Injury
Amari Cooper Sidelined by Wrist Injury
Bills WR Amari Cooper is inactive for today’s home game against Miami. Cooper was listed as questionable after putting in limited practices all week. Without the veteran, Buffalo will rely on Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir, and Keon Coleman. Shakir and Coleman are WR3s with upside, while Kincaid projects as a top-10 TE. Meanwhile, Curtis Samuel is active. He remains off the fantasy radar.
| Week | Team | SOS | Fantasy | |
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1 |
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@ ARI |
-7.7% |
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2 |
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MIA |
-4.4% |
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3 |
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@ JAC |
13.7% |
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4 |
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BAL |
8.3% |
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5 |
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HOU |
4.4% |
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6 |
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NYJ |
-2.9% |
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7 |
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@ TEN |
-14.8% |
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8 |
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SEA |
-0.5% |
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9 |
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@ MIA |
-4.4% |
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10 |
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IND |
3.4% |
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11 |
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@ KC |
0.7% |
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12 |
BYE |
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13 |
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@ SF |
-10.7% |
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14 |
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LAR |
4.6% |
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15 |
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DET |
6.9% |
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16 |
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@ NE |
-2.7% |
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17 |
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@ NYJ |
-2.9% |
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18 |
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NE |
-2.7% |
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Our Thoughts
Keon Coleman's Preseason Player Analysis
Bottom Line
Coleman, only 21, isn’t a polished product.
He might be 1-2 years away from a true breakout.
For 2024, though, there’s clearly a ton of opportunity – if he proves ready. Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis leave a significant target share. Currently, there’s no obvious go-to option for this offense.
So consider Coleman a WR4 stash to begin the season – one with some enticing TD upside.
What We Learned Last Year
What to Expect in 2024