Buffalo Rumblings on Keon Coleman

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Coleman finished with six catches for 116 yards, but this was one of those performances where the numbers don't completely explain how good he was. During Buffalo's fourth-quarter scoring drive, Coleman somehow came down with an incredible catch off a deflection on third down to keep the possession alive. Then, with Buffalo desperately trying to take control late, Allen went right back to him. Coleman caught back-to-back passes for a combined 58 yards, with the second going for the go-ahead touchdown with less than five minutes remaining.
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Coleman's 6 catches, 116 yards, and clutch TD show he's become Allen's most reliable target.

Coleman emerged as Allen's most reliable target in Week 4, finishing with 6 catches for 116 yards and a go-ahead touchdown with under five minutes remaining. He made critical plays in high-leverage situations, including an incredible deflection catch on third down during Buffalo's fourth-quarter scoring drive and back-to-back completions for 58 combined yards capped by the game-winning TD. The source emphasizes Coleman has found a groove in his third season and stepped forward when Buffalo desperately needed receiving production.

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