As the NFL training camps kick off, numerous former UCF players are making headlines. Rookie RJ Harvey, drafted by the Denver Broncos, is set to make a significant impact as he steps onto the field. Meanwhile, veterans like Shaquill Griffin and Richie Grant are beginning anew with the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers, respectively. Other notable names like Jordan Akins and Gabe Davis find themselves as free agents, while players like Kalia Davis and Tylan Grable are looking to solidify their spots on their teams.

Harvey, celebrated as UCF's all-time leader in touchdowns, is anticipated to be a key player in the Broncos' backfield. Griffin is returning to Seattle after a successful stint and aims to contribute to a team looking to reclaim playoff status. Grant, who previously excelled with the Falcons, hopes to revitalize his career with the 49ers. As training camps unfold, the performances of these athletes will be under close watch by fantasy football enthusiasts eager to gauge their potential impacts for the upcoming season.

Keon Coleman has faced a challenging rookie season marred by injuries, but he showed promise before his wrist injury, with notable performances in Weeks 7-8. As the Buffalo Bills prepare for a favorable matchup against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 14, fantasy managers are hopeful for his return.

His statistics indicate potential, with a solid target share and red zone opportunities. If Coleman returns, he could be a valuable asset, especially against a struggling Rams pass defense. Looking ahead, his role could expand further in the fantasy playoffs, particularly against the New England Patriots in Week 16.

The Buffalo Bills are optimistic about the return of several injured players, including former All-Pro linebacker Matt Milano. The team has opened 21-day practice windows for rookies Tylan Grable and DeWayne Carter, who have been on injured reserve since September and October, respectively.

Head coach Sean McDermott confirmed the news during a media session. Grable, a sixth-round pick, suffered an abdominal injury in Week 3, while Carter had wrist surgery after a Week 7 game. Both players are expected to contribute soon, with Grable's return being particularly noteworthy as he had been performing well before his injury.