Keon Coleman returns to practice ahead of Bills vs. Patriots matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 12:17 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman returned to practice on October 1, following an ankle injury that caused him to miss the previous day's session. Coleman, who ranks third on the team with 101 receiving yards, had previously missed two practices. The Bills hope to utilize him as they face the New England Patriots this weekend, aiming for a strong divisional win. Head coach Joe Brady praised quarterback Josh Allen's resilience after a mistake-filled victory against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Bills are looking to solidify their lead in the AFC East.
- •Keon Coleman returns to practice after missing time due to an ankle injury.
- •Coleman is a key target, ranking third on the team in receiving yards.
- •Buffalo faces New England this weekend in a critical divisional matchup.
- •Head coach Joe Brady commended Josh Allen's performance despite turnovers.
- •A win would give the Bills a three-game lead in the AFC East.
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