One of the most significant developments from Week 1 was the play and usage of second-year wide receiver Keon Coleman. Heading into the 2025 season, you could have made the argument that he was the league's most important non-quarterback as Buffalo's Super Bowl aspirations ride on him. The Bills need Coleman to become a more consistent playmaker after a rocky rookie season where he caught just 29 passes.
But we are already seeing the maturation and development of Coleman. And it only took one game. Not only did he lead the Bills in yards (112), but he also led them in receptions (eight) and targets (11).