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Coleman Back on Field, Bills Ready for Season Opener
2 Sep
Summary
- Keon Coleman practiced Tuesday after recovering from a foot/toe injury.
- Head coach Joe Brady expressed strong belief in Coleman's potential.
- QB Josh Allen noted a significant mindset shift and improved work ethic.
The Buffalo Bills welcomed wide receiver Keon Coleman back to practice on Tuesday, just two days after final roster cuts. Coleman had been sidelined since suffering a foot/toe injury during the preseason on August 15. His return boosts the team's outlook as they prepare for their season opener on September 13.
Head coach Joe Brady has shown significant faith in Coleman, stating he "stood on the table" for the receiver and believes in his potential for success, especially with Brady at the helm. Quarterback Josh Allen also highlighted Coleman's improved mindset and dedication observed during offseason workouts and mini-camp, expressing his full belief in the receiver.
Coleman's upcoming season is seen as crucial for his career. After two inconsistent years marked by injuries and occasional healthy scratches, his performance under Brady and alongside Allen will be closely watched. A successful season for Coleman could significantly benefit the Bills' offense and their goal of developing young playmakers.
