Buffalo Bills second-year receiver Keon Coleman was on pace to being one of the best rookie wideouts last season up until a wrist injury in the middle of the year slowed down his production. Now going into this second season with the Bills, he knows the offense and knows what the Bills are looking to accomplish.
Coleman ended his rookie season with 556 yards and 4 touchdowns off of 29 receptions. He averaged nearly 20 yards per reception, making him a potential great deep threat receiver for the Bills moving forward. The Bills added in a separator receiver in Joshua Palmer, as well as speed in Elijah Moore to help the passing attack for Josh Allen.