Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott recently spoke about whether the team is considering placing rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman on injured reserve.

As expected, Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott announced Friday morning that wide receiver Keon Coleman will not play Sunday afternoon against the Indianapolis Colts. Coleman suffered a wrist injury - a body part that has become the bane of the Bills’ existence this season - in last week’s victory over Miami.

Coleman was hurt near the end of Sunday’s win over the Miami Dolphins, suffering a wrist injury on a late hit from Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer. The team announced on Friday that Coleman had been ruled out for Sunday’s game, with head coach Sean McDermott saying there is a chance he will miss significantly more time beyond this week.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has already determined whether rookie Keon Coleman will be able to suit up this weekend.

McDermott said that the Bills will open the 21-day practice window for linebacker Matt Milano while adding that he will not face the Chiefs. Milano has yet to play this year after undergoing surgery to repair a torn biceps back in August.

The Buffalo Bills will be without one of their top wide receivers for the Week 11 game against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs as coach Sean McDermott ruled Keon Coleman out on Monday with a right wrist injury.

The Bills won’t be getting wide receiver Keon Coleman back in the lineup this week. Head coach Sean McDermott told reporters at his Monday press conference that the rookie wideout will not play against the Chiefs. Coleman injured his wrist a couple of weeks ago and did not play in Sunday’s win over the Colts.

Just 24 hours after the Buffalo Bills won their fifth-straight game to bring their record to 8-2 for the first time since 1993, head coach Sean McDermott announced that they’ll face the Kansas City Chiefs without rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman.