Dalton Kincaid/Keon Coleman.....over/under 119.5 combined receptions???

[Freddie's Dead]

Under, by a lot.

[3rdand12]

On 7/13/2025 at 4:00 PM, wppete said:

Well over. They get 75+ each. 

😍

[Special K]

Now that training camp is over, I thought I would bump each of my over/under threads so anyone who didn't get their votes in can do so before the regular season starts....I'll do it one at a time.

[SoonerBillsFan]

Ill stick with the over.

[JerseyBills]

if healthy,  they'll smash this #, Keon should have a breakout year

Kincaid gets alot of hate but Knox also has to be involved 

 

Most importantly,  17 has full trust in both and that's really what matters most

[dorquemada]

On 7/12/2025 at 1:37 PM, BuffaloBillyG said:

I'm going over as long as both are healthy.

 

I think Kincaid reminds people why we were excited to draft him and avenges a injury plague down year. He emerges as the teams leading receiver in catches with 85.

 

I think year two Keon if healthy flirts with 60-65. 

 

I think they fly past 119

 

“As long as both are healthy” should maybe be in bold and highlight

[MDH]

I expect Coleman’s depth of target to come way down this year, which will serve to increase his target rate. I can see a world where Kinkaid has around 70 rec and Coleman 50.

[without a drought]

I can see them both having nice seasons and still miss that mark.

 

Unless one of them becomes Josh's go to guy, the Bills might have too many pass catchers for them to get enough targets.

[Thrivefourfive]

Huge over

[Rocky Landing]

I voted under. Shakir led the team with 76 receptions in the regular season in '24. He's still on the team, last I looked. Kincaid had 44, and Coleman had 29. Kincaid's numbers will likely go up, if he gets a full season. Coleman's should go up, as well, and I'd be surprised if Shakir ends the season with the most receptions. But between Shakir, Cook, Ty Johnson, and all the others who will get opportunities, and perhaps earn themselves more targets, 120 combined receptions for last season's second, and third receivers seems like a stretch, especially if our offense is as balanced as it was last season, which also seems likely. 

Edited August 30 by Rocky Landing

[yall]

I've said (not necessarily on this forum) that the key for our offense to slightly improve, is to have Coleman and Kincaid make at the very least marginal improvements. 110 total receptions between the two would be acceptable to me.

[Bills Fan in MD]

Over, possibly by a lot.  Even a reasonable bounce back year gets Kincaid comfortably over 70.  And Keon likely would have had around 50 last season if he hadn't taken a cheap shot from our new safety.  If he takes a step forward and stays healthy I would guess that 60 is his floor.

Edited August 30 by Bills Fan in MD

[Bockeye]

On 7/13/2025 at 9:53 AM, Albany,n.y. said:

I hate to say this, but Coleman isn't going to be on the receiving end of many throws.  Shakir, Palmer, Samuel & Moore will be the top 4 receivers.  If a returner emerges from the WR group, Coleman may be one of the usual suspects on the inactive list & if someone else surprises in camp, he might even get traded.  

Under, by a mile. 

Worse take ever.  Coleman will have the most TD’s by WR by end of year..

[LABILLBACKER]

4 hours ago, without a drought said:

I can see them both having nice seasons and still miss that mark.

 

Unless one of them becomes Josh's go to guy, the Bills might have too many pass catchers for them to get enough targets.

This....Keon (29) and Dalton (44) would have to basically play every game (no injuries) to almost double their receptions from 24'.  I see improvement but still under. Both around 50-55 catches. TD's for both need to double also.  4-5 for DK and 7-8 for Keon would be a nice uptick.

[uticaclub]

There are just too many targets to go around. I could see the Bills have 8 players with 40 receptions with no one over 50. 

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

I put them around 100 combined. Under.

[JESSEFEFFER]

Blowout Bills wins, high Takeaway numbers ( short fields) Injuries and the wide range ball distribution combine to limit the numbers for any pair of pass catchers.  I think they go over if you count the post season games they will play.  😉

Edited August 30 by JESSEFEFFER

[Alphadawg7]

15 hours ago, Special K said:

Now that training camp is over, I thought I would bump each of my over/under threads so anyone who didn't get their votes in can do so before the regular season starts....I'll do it one at a time.

 

IMHO - The only reason it could be under is if injuries cause it.  Keon has been the featured WR all camp and by all reports the best WR in camp.  He was on pace for 1,000 yards last year before he got hurt against the Dolphins.  And all everyone has talked about all offseason and camp is how Keon is not the same player and a lot better now than he was last year.  Kincaid was slowed by knee issues last year too in his 2nd year and people forget as a rookie he had the 4th most catches for a rookie TE in history.  

 

Now we are in year 2 of Bradys full offense, Keon and Kincaid are healthy and have more experience with Allen, and are both going to be focal points of the offense more so than even last year.  So I have no doubts it will be over personally, assuming they don't miss time of course.  

[Special K]

44 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

IMHO - The only reason it could be under is if injuries cause it.  Keon has been the featured WR all camp and by all reports the best WR in camp.  He was on pace for 1,000 yards last year before he got hurt against the Dolphins.  And all everyone has talked about all offseason and camp is how Keon is not the same player and a lot better now than he was last year.  Kincaid was slowed by knee issues last year too in his 2nd year and people forget as a rookie he had the 4th most catches for a rookie TE in history.  

 

Now we are in year 2 of Bradys full offense, Keon and Kincaid are healthy and have more experience with Allen, and are both going to be focal points of the offense more so than even last year.  So I have no doubts it will be over personally, assuming they don't miss time of course.  

 

I had initially said under, but just barely, however, after the strong Training Camp by Coleman I agree that there is a higher chance of reaching over 120 combined receptions.

[NoName]

Definitely under….not sure Kincaid will be available for every game due to his history of small injuries