42% route share; phasing out Keon Coleman in Bills receiver rotation.
Brandin CooksWR
Brandon Cooks is running 42% of routes in the Bills passing game, a significant role that reflects his increased usage and active phase-out of Keon Coleman (down to 22%). Cooks sits between Gabe Davis (70% routes) and Tyrell Shavers (50% routes) in the Bills receiver hierarchy, making him a more reliable target in the passing game despite the team's overall run-heavy approach.
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Brandon Cooks Brandon freaking Cooks 42%. Tyrell Shavers 50%. Keon Coleman was down at 22%. So he's actually getting phased out in favor of Brandon Cooks.
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- Brandon Cooks is running 42% of routes in the Bills passing game, a significant role that reflects his increased usage and active phase-out of Keon Coleman (down to 22%). Cooks sits between Gabe Davis (70% routes) and Tyrell Shavers (50% routes) in the Bills receiver hierarchy, making him a more reliable target in the passing game despite the team's overall run-heavy approach.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Brandin Cooks (WR). 42% route share; phasing out Keon Coleman in Bills receiver rotation.
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