From the episode

Keon Coleman, who I think, you know, obviously he gets the touchdown as a slot receiver... He has to go back to that X receiver role... when that guy becomes Keon Coleman, now you almost got four tight ends from a speed perspective on the field here.

STACKED’s take

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Coleman's return to X role due to injuries limits 13-personnel effectiveness.

Keon Coleman scored a touchdown on a slot receiver route but had to return to the X receiver role due to injuries to DJ Moore and Josh Palmer. The issue is that Coleman is more effective as a move tight end or big slot off-ball Z receiver, and when he's forced into the X role, the 13 personnel packages (which the Bills ran at 35 percent, 27 percent higher than NFL average) become less potent because they lack a man-beating vertical receiver on the outside. This creates four tight ends from a speed perspective on the field, which limits the effectiveness of those packages.

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