Keon Coleman

It wasn't a high-usage game for Coleman in his first game back since injurying his wrist in Week 9, but he made a huge play by getting open deep when Josh Allen was rolling out of the pocket in the third quarter. His long catch set up a crucial Bills' score to take control of the game. There should be better games on the horizon, but Coleman is a touchdown-dependent WR3 in fantasy leagues because of how many options there are in the Bills' passing game.

Allen is the runaway favorite for MVP as it stands right now. The 28-year-old looked poised and locked in, making his typical "wow" plays when he leaves the pocket, including a wild 64-yard bomb to Keon Coleman when he was just inches from the sideline. Allen also was surgical on throws in the pocket, including a huge third-and-four conversion to Dalton Kincaid for 29 yards that put the Bills in the driver's seat. Allen did go for x-rays after the game but called those "precautionary" and said he was good to go. After a gauntlet of a recent schedule, the Bills finish the season with games against the Patriots, Jets, and Patriots, which should be good for Allen's fantasy value.

The tight end was questionable coming into this game, but he'll be back on the field for the first time since suffering a knee injury in Week 10 against the Colts. Keon Coleman will also be returning for Buffalo, which is great news since most of their secondary is now hurt and this week's game against the Lions figures to be a shootout. Kincaid is an upside TE2.

The Bills will get a boost to the offense for the team's matchup against the Lions as rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman is set to return to the field. He will not have an injury designation for the game, per coach Sean McDermott.

After logging a full week of practice, Coleman will officially come off the Bills' injury report and won't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Lions. The rookie receiver had amassed 10-216-1 over his last three games prior to suffering his wrist injury in Week 9, and should slot back in as a starter on the outside. Coleman profiles as a WR3/WR4 in a game that is expected to feature a lot of points.