Keon Coleman

Coleman also had a 12-yard touchdown overturned on review. Despite that disappointment, it was by far his best game of the season, a development that coincided with Amari Cooper's arrival in the Bills' receiver corps. The targets and yards were both easily new season highs, while the catches were his most since Week 4. The easy guess is that Cooper's presence commanded defensive attention and freed up space for a rookie who had been struggling to get open. This is going to remain a boom-or-bust profile, but perhaps Coleman can become a steadier WR4 option. The Seahawks are a potential Week 8 road shootout.

That's actually extremely similar to the statlines Cooper was posting in Cleveland, with the key differences of: 1. He actually scored. 2. He was actually efficient. That was despite a hellacious drop on his first target, his only first half look. Things were much better after the break, where Josh Allen caught fire and found Cooper for a 12-yard score where the veteran wideout dominated Quandre Diggs in the end zone. Cooper's presence also seemed to free up space for Keon Coleman, providing hope this will be a more consistent and productive passing attack going forward. The Seahawks' shaky defense awaits for Week 8.

It was Allen's first 300-yard passing effort of the season, no easy feat since he entered halftime 4-of-11 for 65 yards. That included a drop on Allen's first ever throw to Amari Cooper. That duo rebounded for 4/66/1 after the break, while Allen also had his best day with Keon Coleman. Perhaps the rookie benefitted from the defensive attention shifted Cooper's way. The only disappointment was Allen's season-low ground usage, though he had a rushing touchdown called back after the officials stopped the play for a replay review of the previous snap. Today was basically exactly what the Bills and fantasy managers wanted to see following the Cooper acquisition. The Seahawks are a plus Week 8 matchup.

Browns get third round pick Full trade, per multiple sources: Browns are getting a 3rd round and the Bills get Amari Cooper. The two teams are also going to make a swap of late picks. Bills get a 6th, Browns get a 7th. (Jordan Schultz on X) FF Today's Take: The Bills have been lacking an alpha receiver in their offense and now they get one. They've been using a 5-man receiver rotation but we'll see if this move helps condense their rotation to Cooper, Khalil Shakir and rookie Keon Coleman. Perhaps Mack Hollins will stay on the field and Cooper will push Coleman to the bench. Either way, this is a good move for Cooper's fantasy value as he gets a big upgrade in quarterback play.

Friday's practice was only a walkthrough, so his status is an estimation from the team. Shakir could return for Saturday's practice and get a questionable tag, but that's the optimistic outcome and it still doesn't guarantee he plays. For now, fantasy managers should proceed as if he will miss Week 6. The Bills didn't have a receiver catch more than two passes in Shakir's absence last week. Keon Coleman did, however, catch a 49-yard touchdown.