7 years agoBuffalo Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen and wide receiver Corey Coleman are expected to work with the second-team offense in the preseason game against the Browns on Friday. For the first time in training camp, the Bills kept Allen with the second group exclusively all week, which is an indication they are ready to see him with that group in a game setting. Allen has a huge arm and the most upside of AJ McCarron and Nathan Peterman, and he still has a chance to convince the coaches that he should be starting in Week 1. However, Allen would have a suspect group of receivers to work with, keeping his 2018 ceiling low. He's a much better dynasty target. Coleman failed in Cleveland but has a new opportunity in Buffalo, although he's up against the clock to learn the playbook and earn a big role in the offense. He's more of a wait-and-see option in redraft leagues for now.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: The Athletic - Matthew Fairburn