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receiver Keon Coleman who is rewriting his narrative as a reliable playmaker for Josh Allen. The last two years people have been calling him a bust. GM Brandon Bean told me he's come into year three with a different purpose. He had 118 yards in the touchdown last week. He went and worked on his release with his trainer Mo Wells and he came back playing free and in rhythm. He's sleeping better, which was a previous issue. He's blocking with a defensive basketball mentality and with DJ Moore aggravating his AC sprain up in the air for Monday, Coleman has become the guy that Allen can trust on Monday.

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Coleman rewriting bust narrative with 118 yards, TD; becomes Allen's trusted target.

Keon Coleman is rewriting his narrative as a reliable playmaker for Josh Allen after two years of being called a bust. In year three, he came in with a different purpose, working with Bills great Stevie Johnson on his release and with trainer Mo Wells. He had 118 yards and a touchdown last week, is sleeping better (a previous issue), and is blocking with a defensive basketball mentality. With DJ Moore aggravating his AC sprain, Coleman has become the guy Allen can trust on Monday night.

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