Keon Coleman, the Buffalo Bills’ third-year receiver, is expected to hit the field today against the Los Angeles Chargers, despite being listed as questionable with an ankle injury. This is massive news for Bills fans, especially with another key receiver also battling a knock. According to ESPN and NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe, Coleman is good to go, and after the week he had, that’s exactly what this team needs.
The Ankle Tweak That Couldn’t Stop Him
Dude literally just tweaked his ankle last week against the Detroit Lions, but he still finished the game like a warrior. That tells you everything you need to know about Coleman. He missed Wednesday and Thursday practice, which had everyone holding their breath, but he got a limited session in on Friday. And get this: he was spotted at a high school game on Saturday with no walking boot, no ankle brace. That’s a good sign, right? The guy is off to a strong start this season, catching all seven passes thrown his way for 64 yards. Talk about reliable hands! Last week, when DJ Moore was out, Coleman stepped up HUGE. Quarterback Josh Allen trusted him with six targets, and Coleman rewarded that trust by grabbing every single one for 63 yards. The chemistry is real, and the Bills need that connection today.
Moore’s Status Adds Even More Weight to Coleman’s Return
While Coleman is set to play, the situation with fellow receiver DJ Moore is still up in the air. Moore has an AC joint injury, and while he says he plans to play if he can manage the pain, head coach Joe Brady is calling him a game-time decision. This just puts even more pressure on Coleman to perform. Brady also confirmed that Jordan Hancock and TJ Sanders are completely OUT for today’s game. So, with two players definitely sidelined and Moore’s status uncertain, Coleman’s presence is absolutely critical. Imagine a receiving corps without him today? Rough.
So, what’s next? We’re all waiting for that inactive list to drop 90 minutes before kickoff, officially at 11:30 a.m. EDT. That’s when we’ll know for sure about Moore. But with Coleman out there, the Bills have a real weapon who has proven he can deliver. He’s been a perfect seven for seven on targets this season, and that kind of consistency is golden. Let’s hope he brings that same fire against the Chargers and helps put points on the board.
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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.
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