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Harris Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy football takes on Keon Coleman
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from Harris Fantasy Football Podcast about Keon Coleman.
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All Harris Fantasy Football Podcast insights about Keon Coleman
NegativeBustSep 24, 2026
Despite good production last Thursday against the Lions, Andy Behrens did not list Keon Coleman as a waiver add because he didn't believe the production was sustainable. Coleman didn't practice at all on Wednesday, adding to concerns.PositiveRoleSep 18, 2026
Coleman was used as the number two receiver even before DJ Moore was hurt, and then got used as the one at times after Moore got hurt. Coach's tape review showed three targets before Moore's injury with three catches, and formations where Moore and Coleman were the only two wideouts on the field with Shakir absent. After Moore's injury, three more targets and catches came with Coleman as the only wideout on the field with tight ends. The source notes Coleman had legit good releases on catches, some with tight coverage where he won, and compares his possession-in-traffic repertoire to latter-day post-knee-injury Cortland Sutton, who finished as a top-12 fantasy receiver for two straight years in the right environment. The source states Coleman 'did begin the rehabilitation process' after Thursday night's game.NegativeRoleSep 18, 2026
Made catches both before and after DJ Moore's injury in week two, showing some involvement in the Bills offense. The source considers him as a potential waiver add but expresses hesitation due to past disappointment, describing him as having 'psychic damage' to overcome.PositiveBreakoutSep 18, 2026
Coleman had a strong Thursday night performance with 6 catches for 63 yards against Detroit; the source notes this is only the start of his third season and references the historical 'third year bump for wideouts,' suggesting potential emergence despite Khalil Shakir being the better player so far in their respective careers.NegativeRoleAug 31, 2026
JJ Zachariason references Keon Coleman in the context of waiting for his emergence, noting the draft evaluation that defenders cover him like a backpack. Zachariason makes a light joke suggesting Coleman might need to return to basketball, implying skepticism about his current trajectory.