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Coleman

The Bills made Coleman the 33rd pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. The 6-foot-3 receiver was called a “top-tier athlete for the position from an explosiveness standpoint” in PFF's 2024 draft guide. He lacks agility and isn’t the best at separating, but he displayed excellent contested-catch ability in college.

Josh Allen is one of the biggest reasons to be excited about Coleman. Allen has a decent deep-target rate but not the best deep-ball accuracy, but it’s possible Coleman will thrive even if the passes aren’t perfect. Along with Allen comes a high-scoring offense, and given Coleman’s height, he should be a monster in the endzone. He will need a high touchdown total to be a fantasy starter.

Coleman is a very risky fantasy prospect with huge rewards. If everything goes right, he is Josh Allen’s favorite target. In the past, Allen’s favorite target was a consistent top-10 fantasy wide receiver. A lot needs to go right for that to happen, with the most likely scenario being that he has some excellent weeks and other quiet ones. His ADP is WR46, so anyone drafting him isn’t necessarily relying on him to be in fantasy starting lineups immediately.