Overview
- Bills coach Joe Brady confirmed Coleman is cleared to play Sunday after the team's final injury report, giving Buffalo a key target for its passing game.
- Coleman missed early-week practice sessions because of a lingering ankle problem that began on Sept. 17 and was limited in practice this week before returning to the field on Thursday.
- The receiver has been productive in 2026, totaling eight catches for 101 yards and a 37-yard reception in the win over the Chargers, and he has re-earned a larger role after disciplinary setbacks in 2025.
- Buffalo still faces defensive uncertainty: starting cornerback Christian Benford is listed as questionable and could miss the game, which would push young corners Maxwell Hairston and Davison Igbinosun into larger roles.
- Coleman's availability should let the Bills keep their planned passing packages intact, but the team may need short-term depth moves or lineups on defense and at running back depending on how other question marks clear.