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Keon Coleman has had a really strong start to the year. Started off a little bit slow in terms of snaps in week one, but then Pace trended up against Detroit. Did nothing against the Chargers, which was kind of funny actually. I would have expected him to have a good game against the Chargers. Then is the wide receiver nine last week, six for 116 and one. I did a lot of bidding on Keon Coleman in the waiverss this last week and I will be starting him in several of my leagues where I don't have particularly great options due to a combination of buys and injuries... when I you start someone like Keon, you know, he's going to get one deep shot.
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WR9 last week (6 rec, 116 yards, 1 TD); deep shot ceiling makes him valuable.

Has had a really strong start to the year. Started off a little slow in terms of snaps in week one, but snaps trended up against Detroit. Did nothing against the Chargers, then was the wide receiver nine last week with six receptions for 116 yards and one touchdown. The source did a lot of bidding on Keon Coleman in the waivers last week and will be starting him in several leagues where he doesn't have particularly great options due to a combination of buys and injuries. The source values him as a low-end WR/flex starter because of his ceiling potential; he's guaranteed to get deep shot opportunities that can yield 12-14 fantasy points on one or two receptions, making him more interesting than marginal receivers who require outlier volume games to hit their ceiling.

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