From the episode

7.26 above league average usage. Everything. Air yard share, 35%. Target share, 22.6%. 33.2% of the overall offensive production for the Buffalo Bills last week. That was better than Chris Olave, Malik Neighbors, Amon Ross St. Brown in a one-week sample size, DK Metcalf, Romo Dunze.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalUsage

Coleman's usage metrics and role shift suggest sustained upside in Buffalo's offense.

Coleman posted 7.26 above league average usage last week with 35% air yard share, 22.6% target share, and 33.2% of Buffalo's overall offensive production—better than Chris Olave, Malik Neighbors, Amon Ross St. Brown, DK Metcalf, and Romo Dunze in a one-week sample. His pre-snap deployment has shifted; he's no longer exclusively the X receiver on every snap and is now moved around the formation, used off-ball and tight to the core in Brock Bowers-ish fashion, which Matt Harmon identifies as the role change Coleman needed to be effective.

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