Buffalo Rumblings on Keon Coleman
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Coleman is who stepped up against New England: six catches on seven targets for 116 yards and a touchdown...He is 14-for-16 for 217 yards on the season, and with Moore off the field, he has run 3.33 yards per route...Trent McDuffie has allowed only 5 completions on 18 targets (27.8%)
STACKED’s take
Coleman's 116-yard, TD game vs. New England shows upside if Moore sits; faces elite Rams secondary.
Coleman stepped up against New England with six catches on seven targets for 116 yards and a touchdown, earning the team's best PFF grade (79.2). Six of those targets came after DJ Moore exited with a shoulder re-injury. Coleman is 14-for-16 for 217 yards on the season, and with Moore off the field, he has run 3.33 yards per route per Sharp Football. Against the Rams, Coleman faces a different test: Trent McDuffie has allowed only 5 completions on 18 targets (27.8%), and Coleman plays 75% of his snaps outside. Los Angeles has allowed just five pass plays of 20-plus yards, tied for the fewest in the league, while Buffalo has 17, tied for second most on offense. With Jaylen Watson expected to miss the game, Josh Wallace will cover Coleman opposite McDuffie, but Coleman may still produce with Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir in the fold.
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