‘Coleman was spotted wearing a brace on his right wrist after the game. He reportedly underwent an MRI on Monday. McDermott would not get into specifics, but when he was asked about how long he could be out, “that remains to be seen at this point.” He added that a stint on injured reserve has not been ruled out, but he’s hoping that won’t be necessary. If he were to go on the injured reserve list, it would mean he’d have to miss at least four games and thus wouldn’t be eligible to return until the Dec. 15 game in Detroit.’
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Will Amari Cooper play against the Colts? McDermott updates WR's injury status
‘“To be honest, I just listen to what the trainer says and when he gets the green light, that’s when he’s playing and we haven’t gotten that to this point,” McDermott said of Cooper. “All the while, somebody else has to step up for Keon (Coleman, who is ruled out) and if Amari can’t go.”’
Bills’ Keon Coleman ruled out vs. Colts: How much time will rookie miss?
‘The rookie sustained the injury against the Miami Dolphins last week when safety Jordan Poyer hit Coleman’s wrist/hand area with his helmet. Coleman left the game and didn’t practice this week as the Bills (7-2) have spent time evaluating the severity of the injury.’
Bills play-caller Joe Brady building trust in offense by keeping open communication with players
‘“For him to have that trust in me so early,” Allen said. “That’s obviously something that we’ve talked about, and we trust each other and feel good about, and our relationship’s only growing. So, I appreciate and respect him for that and trusting me in those types of situations, but ultimately, again, whatever he calls, I’m going to go up there and try to execute to the best of my ability.”’
Saturday's Indianapolis Coverage
How to plaster: The difficulty of defending a scrambling Josh Allen (Indianapolis Star)
Nobody will say what Anthony Richardson needs to work on in practice (Indianapolis Star)
Michael Pittman injury update: The latest on the Colts receiver’s status for Week 10 (Indianapolis Star)
Colts Notebook: Pittman ruled out against Bills (Anderson Herald Bulletin)
Vikings’ O’Connell happy to help benched Colts QB Richardson (ESPN)
Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. (back) ruled out vs. Bills (ESPN)
Michael Pittman Jr. ruled out of Colts’ Sunday meeting with Bills (WTTV-TV)
Michael Pittman Jr. ruled out for Sunday’s game (WISH-TV)
Lucas Oil Stadium roof repaired for Sunday Colts game (WISH-TV)
Colts rule out WR Michael Pittman Jr. for Week 10 game vs. Buffalo Bills (Colts.com)
Bills rookie receiver Coleman ruled out against Colts, could miss multiple weeks with wrist injury
‘Coleman appeared to be hurt Sunday when he was blindsided by Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer while attempting to make a catch on Buffalo’s eventual game-winning final drive in a 30-27 victory over Miami. Poyer was penalized for unnecessary roughness on the play, which helped set up Tyler Bass for a franchise-record 61-yard field goal.’
Bills rule out WR Keon Coleman vs. Colts with wrist injury
‘Coleman suffered a wrist injury near the end of the win vs. the Miami Dolphins in Week 9. Coach Sean McDermott said Friday that he doesn’t think he will placed on injured reserve as they anticipate he will be back before the minimum four-week injured reserve window with the team’s bye in Week 12 after hosting the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11.’
Will Buffalo Bills WR Amari Cooper play against Indianapolis Colts?
‘Cooper aggravated his wrist in the Bills’ 31-10 win over the Seattle Seahawks in Week 8. He’s been nursing that injury ever since, and it’s still bugging him, as Cooper was limited in the Bills’ practice on Friday.’
Buffalo Bills may need to sign some wide receiver help amid piling injuries
‘Becoming too reliant on Josh Allen is a risk that Buffalo could run into, and if we’re being honest, Allen isn’t afraid to run and put his body in harm’s way when necessary. Even if their WR room was perfectly healthy, there does seem to be a need for Buffalo to add a free agent at the position.’
Bills get bad news regarding injury to WR Keon Coleman
‘Wide receiver Keon Coleman has been ruled out for Sunday’s matchup vs. the Colts, per head coach Sean McDermott in a radio appearance on WGR 550. Coleman suffered a wrist injury in the final moments of Buffalo’s Week 9 matchup with the Miami Dolphins. Josh Allen threw a deep pass to Coleman down the sideline when the rookie receiver was hit by former Bill and current Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer, who left his feet to make contact with the head of Coleman and was penalized for doing so. The hit caused Coleman to leave the game after taking a lot of force to his wrist, and he will now miss the Bills’ Week 10 game because of it.’
Keon Coleman ruled out for Bills against Colts
‘Fellow wide receiver Amari Cooper, who is also dealing with a wrist injury, is listed as questionable.’
McDermott needs his players ready to step up if called upon
‘”To be honest with you, I just listened to what our trainer says. He gives me the information. When he gives me the green light, that’s when he’s playing. To this point, we haven’t had that since he’s gone down with the injury. So we’ll see where it goes. Obviously, he’s a really good player, and so he’s a good player for us. But, all the while, somebody else has to step up and fill in for both Keon in this case, and if Amari can’t go.”‘
Opinion: Pasture the Colts
‘The story of the Colts’ season has been all about the quarterback position. Specifically, it has been about the struggles and subsequent benching of second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson. The fourth overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft started four games as a rookie, but missed most of last season due to an injury.’
'Guys can be themselves': Years of developing the right culture paying off for the Buffalo Bills
‘When you hear of guys like Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson being excited to be back for another stint with the team this week, it means you’re doing something right.’
Buffalo Bills Special Teams Coordinator nominated for NFL Salute to Service Award for service in Air Force
‘”Having the opportunity to serve in the Air Force, it was the concept of ultimate teamwork, and working for a great purpose,” said Smiley.’