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Week 5 Fantasy WR: Keon Coleman Is Third in Yards Per Target #Shorts

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1 min
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Oct 8, 2026
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Thu, October 8, 2026
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D.J. MooreDrake LondonJosh AllenKeon ColemanZay Flowers
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D.J. Moore

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Ian Hartitz views DJ Moore as having the potential to be a true WR1 if he stays healthy, contrasting this ceiling with Keon Coleman's role.

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Drake London

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Drake London is cited as one of the only two receivers currently performing better than Keon Coleman in yards per target.

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Josh Allen

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Josh Allen's offense is noted for its ability to prop up mediocre wide receivers, providing a favorable environment for Keon Coleman as a deep and red zone threat.

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Keon Coleman

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Ian Hartitz ranks Keon Coleman as the WR41, but notes he could move inside the top 30 if DJ Moore were sidelined. Coleman is currently third in yards per target among receivers with at least 16 targets, trailing only Zay Flowers and Drake London. He is identified as a primary deep and red zone threat in a Josh Allen-led offense that has historically supported mediocre wide receivers. Additionally, Coleman has successfully overtaken Josh Palmer for the number three wide receiver role.

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Zay Flowers

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Zay Flowers is cited as one of the only two receivers currently performing better than Keon Coleman in yards per target.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Why is he your 41? Keon Coleman. And
0:02this is assuming DJ Moore is in there. I
0:04could get Keon Coleman up inside the top
0:0730 if DJ Moore's out. How much longer
0:09are we going to hold the whole Cam
0:11Newton cookies thing against Keon
0:13Coleman?
0:14This dude's has his head squared on
0:17straight screwed on Yeah, screwed on
0:19straight for a long time now.
0:22He is third in yards per target this
0:24year and he's got 16 of them. It's not
0:26the smallest sample size in the world.
0:28Only Zay Flowers and Drake London are
0:30better. If we just showed you guys the
0:32Keon Coleman underlying stats,
0:35you said hey, it's a third-year
0:36receiver. He's 22 years old. He's had
0:38some maturity issues, but that hasn't
0:40been a problem. He's in an offense that,
0:43you know, he's overtaken the number
0:44three job from Josh Palmer. I don't
0:46think Keon Coleman is going to become
0:49this wide receiver one like DJ Moore
0:51potentially could if he stays healthy
0:52this year. Keon Coleman is one of one of
0:55if not the primary deep threat and red
0:57zone threat for a Josh Allen offense
0:59that we've seen prop up mediocre wide
1:02receivers before. And Keon Coleman, man,
1:04give him credit. He's making great plays
1:06out there.
1:07Doing his thing. Shoutout Keon Coleman.
1:10Boomer bust wide receiver four in a game
1:12we're expecting a lot of booming.

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