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Keon Coleman is giving Buffalo more reasons to involve him in the offense as the season progresses.

The young receiver was one of the bright spots in the Bills' 29-26 loss to New England, finishing with six receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown. It was another encouraging performance in a start to the season that has shown his growing importance in the passing game.

Coleman has now recorded at least six catches in two of his last three games, and his ability to produce downfield gives Josh Allen another option to work with.

That could become particularly valuable heading into Week 5. Buffalo faces a difficult road matchup against LA, and DJ Moore's availability remains uncertain.

Whether Moore plays or not, Coleman has an opportunity to build on his recent performances and continue establishing himself as a dependable part of the Bills' offense.

Buffalo will be looking to respond after a close loss, and another productive outing from Coleman could make a significant difference.

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Love seeing a young guy stay ready and seize the moment when his number is called. 💪🔥

Aaron Donald knew early that Josh Allen was different.

“I think my first time playing him was 2020... I’m like, ‘Yeah, he’s a different type of player,’” Donald said, calling Allen “a futuristic Big Ben.”

It’s a perfect comparison. Like Ben Roethlisberger, Allen shrugs off defenders, extends plays and makes throws few others can, only he’s faster and more athletic.

That’s why the former MVP is still one of the hardest quarterbacks in football to bring down.

Seeing him blow up plays in the backfield and terrorize quarterbacks changes everything for our pass rush. 💪💥

Averaging 9.2 yards an attempt with defenders crashing in is ridiculous.

Turning high-stress dropbacks into massive gains out of nowhere changes the entire game. 🦬💥

Josh Allen shuts down the knee injury concerns.

With questions surrounding why he hasn’t been running as much, the Bills QB made it clear that his knee isn’t the reason.

“There is no truth to that. Feeling great.”

Via Jay Skurski

Bills Mafia can breathe a sigh of relief knowing their QB is feeling great.

Buffalo’s edge pressure continues to set a dominant physical standard by generating relentless disruption at the line of scrimmage.

Greg Rousseau and Bradley Chubb form a dangerous combination that routinely collapses pockets and forces quarterbacks into quick decisions.

Six sacks from Greg Rousseau alongside one and a half from Bradley Chubb highlights the total havoc this front seven creates on passing downs.

Generating consistent backfield pe*******on keeps opposing offensive lines guessing and flips momentum in crucial moments.

Sustaining that level of edge dominance week after week remains essential to dictating tempo and securing defensive control. 🦬💥

Is it time for the Bills to make a move?

Bills rumors: Buffalo’s massive failure vs. Drake Maye, Patriots sparks trade buzz With the Bills loss to the Patriots and the 2026 NFL trade deadline rapidly approaching, it may be time for Buffalo to make a move.

Deone Walker is taking over the trenches in Buffalo!

His sheer power and relentless motor leave standard blocking schemes looking entirely helpless. A certified pocket-collapsing force who is hard to neutralize by a single opposing lineman! 🛡️💥

(via Rookie Watch)

The Bills just suffered a STUNNING loss to the Patriots… and the real reason may surprise you.

Josh Allen and Buffalo came into the matchup rolling, but New England pulled off the 29-26 upset.

The biggest factor had little to do with Drake Maye. 😳🔗👇🏼