Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman is set to have tests done on his injured wrist on Monday, The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports. Coleman picked up his wrist ailment in the fourth quarter of Buffalo’s Week 9 win over the Miami Dolphins;

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman was seen wearing a brace on his hand after the team's win over the Miami Dolphins.

“We feel like every play we come out there and execute at a high level, I don’t think anybody really can stop us but ourselves,” Coleman said after the game. Among the things that have stood out during those recent game performances in terms of productivity is the first-year receiver’s efficiency numbers.

Former Bills Jordan Poyer and Siran Neal are not double agents but they assisted Buffalo's 30-27 win as members of the Miami Dolphins.

The Buffalo Bills just last week made the bold move of improving their receiving core with the acquisition of star playmaker Amari Cooper, and while that move has already paid off, the arrival of their rookie second-round pick in Keon Coleman is a pleasant surprise.

Miami Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer spoke about his late hit on Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman that resulted in an unnecessary roughness penalty.

The Miami Dolphins defense needed just one stop. Instead, the Buffalo Bills unloaded a 24-point second half to send the Dolphins back to South Florida with their fifth loss in six games. Rookie defensive end Chop Robinson set the tone with a four-yard sack to start the drive.

Poyer’s helmet crown made contact with Coleman’s facemask, and his helmet also came into contact with the rookie’s right hand during the hit as well, and he appeared to motion toward his arm on his way to the sideline after the play.

Jordan Poyer, now with the Miami Dolphins, returned to Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium for the first time in nearly a decade as an opponent, but his costly mistake ended up benefiting his former team. On an all-important third down,