2026 Fantasy football predictions at Polymarket: Josh Allen, Jahmyr Gibbs favored as overall points leader
Josh Allen and Jahmyr Gibbs are favored to be the overall points leaders in fantasy football for the 2026 NFL season at Polymarket
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Josh Allen and Jahmyr Gibbs are favored to be the overall points leaders in fantasy football for the 2026 NFL season at Polymarket
Buffalo Bills rookie Skyler Bell is dealing with a groin injury, which may impact his immediate impact on the team
Bills receiver Keon Coleman sprained foot/toe in preseason opener, missing practice but expected to recover soon
Keon Coleman caught three passes, but appeared to favor his lower body after being tackled
There were plenty of Buffalo Bills players who made a case for their roster spot on Saturday
Sleeper status change for Keon Coleman (11637). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable
Coleman appeared to suffer a lower body injury during Saturday's 29-14 preseason win over the Panthers, Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network reports. Coleman got the start alongside DJ Moore (ankle) and Khalil Shakir, with all three receivers making major contributions. Coleman scored a touchdown to cap off Buffalo's second drive, but he continued playing on the third series with mostly backups until an injury sent him limping off. Coach Joe Brady said both Moore and Coleman should be fine, but Brady did acknowledge that the wide receivers will require further evaluation from the medical team, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN.com reports
Wide receiver Keon Coleman came under fire at the end of the 2025 Bills season, but he got his 2026 season off on the right foot. Quarterback Josh Allen found Coleman in the end zone for a nine-yard score at the end of Buffalo’s second offensive possession in Saturday’s preseason opener against the Panthers. The Bills are at home, which makes the touchdown the first one at the new Highmark Stadium. The throw was the final one of the afternoon for Allen. He connected with new Bills wideout DJ Moore three times for 61 yards over his two series of work and finished the day 6-of-8 for 111 yards, so it was a positive first day for the quarterback in his new digs. Kyle Allen took over at quarterback for the Bills, who will play their first regular season game at the stadium on Thursday night in Week 2
Wide receiver Keon Coleman came under fire at the end of the 2025 Bills season, but he got his 2026 season off on the right foot
Sleeper trending/add: Keon Coleman (11637) count=3762 (Δ3762 vs prior poll)
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is attempting to earn himself a starting role during the preseason. The third-year wideout got off to a nice start during the first preseason contest against the Carolina Panthers. Coleman snagged three of his four targets for 17 yards and a touchdown in the victory. His score came on a nine-yard pass from Josh Allen in the first quarter. The 23-year-old is trying to beat out Joshua Palmer and rookie Skyler Bell for the WR3 role in Buffalo this upcoming season. It's a small sample size, but Coleman appears to be building chemistry with Allen. He probably won't be a focal point in the offense, but Coleman could be worth a stash for dynasty managers willing to take a chance on him
Keon Coleman's solid training camp performance may revive his dynasty league prospects
Joshua Palmer has had productive practices in Buffalo Bills training camp
Coleman is listed as a starter on Buffalo's first depth chart of the preseason, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reports. The Bills list 12 starters, including three WRs, with the other unsurprisingly being DJ Moore and and Khalil Shakir. While it isn't a bad sign to be listed as a starter on the unofficial depth chart, Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News believes Joshua Palmer has the upper hand on Coleman in a competition for the No. 3 receiver spot. Palmer reportedly shined Tuesday in one of the final practices before Buffalo's preseason opener (Saturday against Carolina)
Joshua Palmer is reportedly making plays at Buffalo Bills training camp after dealing with injuries last season. With Keon Coleman struggling and D.J. Moore and Khalil Shakir ahead of him, Palmer could compete for the WR3 role and significant snaps, making him a potential late-round target in deep leagues
Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Skyler Bell is currently positioned behind the team's top four wideouts, D.J. Moore, Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, and Joshua Palmer. Despite generating some training camp hype and being a roster lock, Bell might be a healthy scratch to start the season, suggesting fantasy managers might want to avoid him unless his role significantly improves
Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Skyler Bell tested well at the NFL Combine, which earned him a fourth-round pick in the NFL draft. He ranked in the 91st percentile in the 40-yard dash, 98th percentile in the burst score, 95th percentile in the agility score, and 96th percentile in catch radius. In his final year at UConn, he burst onto the scene, hauling in 101 of his 144 targets for 1,278 yards (12.7 yards per catch) and 13 touchdowns. He finds himself playing with one of, if not the best, quarterbacks in the NFL in Josh Allen. Bell finds himself in a crowded wide receiver room and will be competing for targets between 29-year-old DJ Moore, 26-year-old Khalil Shakir, 26-year-old Joshua Palmer, and 23-year-old Keon Coleman. With Coleman finding himself in the doghouse multiple times in 2025 and looking like a bust after being drafted 33rd overall in the 2024 draft, Bell could work his way into the third wide receiver option for Allen. That being said, Bell profiles as more of a Z receiver, moving around and lining up in the slot, which profiles similarly to Shakir's game, and Shakir is one of Allen's go-to targets. Allen has been known to distribute the wealth amongst all his pass catchers in his career, and reports from camp have suggested that the Bills want to get superstar James Cook III more involved in the passing game as well. Bell profiles as a dynasty stash for the time being
Keon Coleman's strong start to Bills camp continues, but fantasy managers should wait for progress to carry into team periods and preseason games
Sleeper trending/drop: Keon Coleman (11637) count=3303 (Δ3303 vs prior poll)
Bills GM Brandon Beane praises Keon Coleman's maturity and growth, citing his positive outlook and improved play
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