Keon Coleman exploded in the fourth, hauling in seven receptions for 95 yards and a touchdown, including a spectacular diving catch in the end zone and a pivotal 25-yard gain that set up the game-winning kick. Buffalo rode Josh Allen’s late surge and a shutdown defense to erase a 15-point deficit, with Coleman answering critics and surging into WR1 talk for 2025.

Ed Oliver forced the pivotal fumble on Derrick Henry, while Matt Prater delivered the game-winner. The win stitched together offseason work with in-game execution, and Dawkins and other Bills sounded confident Coleman can carry this form forward. If Coleman sustains this level, Buffalo’s pass game becomes both deeper and more dangerous for fantasy rosters as the season approaches.