With DJ Moore out, WR Keon Coleman led the Bills’ WRs with 58 snaps and 33 routes. He caught 4 of 6 targets for 59 yards and a TD, good for a WR15 finish. Josh Allen went 23 for 33 for 255 yards and 2 TDs as the QB8. Khalil Shakir also scored, but Coleman was the clear top option on the outside.
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Coleman ran 94% of Buffalo’s routes and played 85% of its snaps. His 6 targets were a 21% share, second only to Dalton Kincaid’s 8. Shakir played just 41 snaps but scored on 4 catches for 34 yards. Skyler Bell (30 snaps, 1 target) and Joshua Palmer (17 snaps, 1 catch for 37 yards) filled in behind them. With Allen running just 5 times for 1 yard after a 121-yard rushing day in Week 5, Buffalo’s offense ran more through its pass catchers.
His targets tripled from Week 5, when he caught 1 of 2 targets for 7 yards and a TD (WR43). Buffalo threw just 29 targets in Week 6, so Coleman’s role depends on volume that’s spread thin. Moore should return after the upcoming bye week, so Coleman will likely fail to live up to his recent success.
Buffalo is on bye in Week 7. Baltimore allows the 13th-most adjusted PPR points to WRs in Week 8 and ranked 17th in our pass defense power rankings heading into Week 6 (5.8 pass DVOA). Minnesota allows the fifth-fewest points to WRs in Week 9 and ranked sixth in pass defense power.
