The Buffalo Bills are coming off a terrible loss to the Miami Dolphins.
Back home in some messy Western New York weather conditions for Week 11, the Bills will look for a bounce back against the talented Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
One report indicates Buffalo will take a new approach to the matter.
This is what Cover 1 reported on Saturday night:
"According to a source, WR Keon Coleman will be a healthy scratch against the Bucs. A big shakeup in the Bills WR rotation."
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Is Keon Coleman a healthy scratch?
This news hasn't been reported anywhere else, but Cover 1 is a reputable account and could have the information on this.
The Bills' inactive report will come out at 11:30 a.m. ET, which is when we'll know for sure.
It'd be a bit of a wild call.
Coleman is a talented second-year WR who is the Bills' most physical outside presence.
In a week that tight end Dalton Kincaid is out, it'd be even crazier to sit Coleman.
He hasn't played well of late, though, and maybe there could be an element of discipline involved that those on the outside wouldn't know about.
If Coleman sits, the Bills would need a lot more snaps from Tyrell Shavers.
It'd send an incredibly loud message to the young wideout.
Now we'll wait and see if it's for real.
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