Keon Coleman Could Make Or Break Fantasy Teams

The Buffalo Bills drafted Keon Coleman with the 33rd pick overall in the second round. Coleman enters the NFL with important draft capital and prototypical WR1 size (6’4 210), also being paired with Josh Allen. These things catapulted Coleman from the top of the third round to slipping into the first round in rookie drafts. Coleman had decent numbers during his three years at school: 115 receptions, 1506 yards (13.1 yards per reception), and 19 touchdowns.

The Bills are going through a mini-rebuild, subtracting Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis (241 targets). They brought in Curtis Samuel and drafted Coleman. Although the offense underwent a philosophical change (more utilization of the running game) with Joe Brady calling the shots, this is still Josh Allen, which means there is a big play and touchdown upside with any of his pass catchers.

The room is in flux, and Coleman can take it over. Funny enough, Coleman had similar combined numbers to a budding superstar: Puka Nacua. Keon Coleman has all the tools, draft capital, landing spot, and situation to become a stud, but his lack of college production and separation concerns could cause him to bust. How much risk do you like to associate yourself with in drafts?

Our consensus projections for Coleman in the 2024 season would be 50 receptions, 743 yards, and 7 touchdowns.

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