Bills WR Keon Coleman scored his first TD since Week 5 in Sunday’s loss to Miami. His 8 targets marked his most since Week 1.
Coleman was boosted by 40 Josh Allen pass attempts. The star QB proved hot and cold against Miami, though, throwing one INT and losing a fumble.
On the day, Buffalo's offense went just 5 of 15 on third downs.
Coleman scored on a sideline deep ball in the fourth quarter. He made a nice adjustment to the ball mid-air, then powered his way into the end zone to cut Miami’s lead to 10.
All told, Coleman recorded 3 catches and 47 yards. Josh Allen misfired on four deep balls that were essentially uncatchable. On a fifth, the Miami DB tipped the ball, giving Coleman a chance at reeling it in. Instead, the ball bounced off his fingertips for an incomplete pass.
Coleman's usage -- and the 13.6 PPR points -- signal a move in the right direction. Still, he's topped 15 PPR points only once all season (Week 1 vs. Baltimore). He's been held under 8 points in six games.
The second-year WR will remain a volatile fantasy option for Sunday’s home matchup with Tampa Bay. The Bucs entered the weekend as a league-average unit in fantasy points allowed to WRs.
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