Keon Coleman Injury History

Keon Coleman is a professional American football wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills in the NFL, as of January 2025. The Buffalo Bills drafted Coleman with the 33rd pick in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft. The first-round selection, which belonged to the Bills with the 28th pick, was traded down a few positions. As of the 2024 regular NFL season, Coleman has recorded 29 receptions, 556 receiving yards, and 4 receiving touchdowns (as reported by Pro Football Reference).

Coleman chose to play collegiate football and basketball at Michigan State University. During his freshman season, Coleman appeared in ten games and recorded a touchdown and seven receptions for 50 yards. In 2022, Coleman was named to the third-team All-Big Ten. Coleman transferred to Florida State University in 2023, where he started all 12 games and recorded 50 receptions for yards and 11 touchdowns. Prior to attending college, Coleman played high school football and basketball at Opelousas Catholic School in Louisiana (via Sports Reference).

Keon Coleman Injury History

According to Draftscout, Coleman has sustained the injuries listed below while playing in the NFL as of January 2025. He also sustained a few injuries while playing collegiate football.

Date	League	Injury	Grade	Games Missed
Nov 3, 2024	NFL	Hand/Wrist Sprain/Pull	Unspecified Grade 1	6
Sep 17, 2022	Non-NFL	Inguinal Hip Tear	Grade 1	-

Major Injuries Keon Coleman Sustained in the NFL

On November 3, 2024, in the NFL, Coleman sustained a hand/wrist sprain or pull of unspecified Grade 1 severity. He missed six games after suffering the injury in Week 9’s win over the Dolphins.

Major Injuries Keon Coleman Sustained before the NFL

Inguinal Hip Tear (2022)

For the majority of the season, Coleman struggled with a hip flexor muscle tear close to his groin; nonetheless, he did not miss any games until his injury aggravated against Penn State in the season finale.