Ralph Ventre· Nov 9, 2026
Ventre states that despite being limited in all three practices with a shoulder issue and wearing a red non-contact jersey, Bills receiver Keon Coleman will be available to play in the Monday night game at Minnesota.
“The wide receiver was seen wearing a red non-contact jersey during the media-viewing portions, but he'll be available for Monday Night Football.”
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- Availability CallsKeon ColemanBuffalo BillsNov 9, 2026
“The Bills listed Coleman as a limited participant for all three practices this week. The wide receiver was seen wearing a red non-contact jersey during the media-viewing portions, but he'll be available for Monday Night Football. (Week 9, November 9 at Minnesota)”
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