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Keon Coleman returns to practice as limited participant on Thursday
Bills WR Keon Coleman was limited Thursday after missing Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury.

Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman returned to practice Thursday as a limited participant after sitting out Wednesday’s session with an ankle injury.
Coleman has caught eight passes for 101 yards in three games this season. His status for Sunday’s matchup remains uncertain.
What happened
Coleman was listed as limited on Buffalo’s Thursday injury report. He had been a non-participant on Wednesday.
He has been dealing with an ankle issue that could impact his availability for Week 4.
Context
Coleman is in his third NFL season. Through Week 3, he has eight receptions on nine targets for 101 yards.
In Week 3, he played 48 percent of snaps and had one catch for 37 yards on two targets. In Week 2, he had six catches for 63 yards on six targets while playing 74 percent of snaps.
What’s next
The Bills will release their final injury report on Friday. Coleman’s status for Sunday’s game will be clarified then.
🏈 Fantasy impact
Coleman’s limited practice is a step in the right direction, but he is not out of the woods yet. The Bills’ final injury report on Friday will be key. If he suits up, he remains a risky WR4/flex option given his low target volume and snap share in Week 3. Those in deeper leagues should consider other options like Khalil Shakir or Curtis Samuel if Coleman is inactive.
Quick answers
What injury does Keon Coleman have?
Coleman is dealing with an ankle injury that caused him to miss Wednesday's practice.
Sources
- Player data (Sleeper)
- Keon Coleman returns to practice as limited participant on Thursday (Yahoo Sports)
- Keon Coleman returns to practice as limited participant on Thursday (NBC Sports / ProFootballTalk)
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