Keon Coleman injury update: Latest on Bills WR's status for Week 11 Fantasy Football

One of the more exciting rookie players and rookie wide receviers this season has been Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman.

The second-round draft pick out of Florida State has become a fan favorite with his comedic interviews off the field and high-energy attitude. As a player, he's been surging of late as one of the top rookie wide receviers in the NFL.

In nine games played, Coleman has 22 catches for 417 yards and three touchdowns for the Bills. He did miss a game last Sunday's game against the Colts due to a wrist issue.

Keon Coleman injury update: Will Bills rookie WR play this Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs?

Keon Coleman during Miami Dolphins v Buffalo Bills - Source: Getty

During the Bills' 30-27 win against the Miami Dolphins in Week 9, Coleman hurt his wrist late in the game. As a result he went to the locker room to get it checked.

The injury was serious enough to keep him out of practice last week with head coach Sean McDermott ruling him out of their game against the Colts Friday. McDermott said that the injury could extend beyond the Colts game, and it will.

McDermott announced on Monday Coleman will be out for this Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. NFL insider Adam Schefter said while Coleman is out, the Bills could be getting a different receiver back in the lineup.

"Keon Coleman still out, but Amari Cooper is progressing."

This will be the second straight game the rookie will miss. McDermott gave an update on Cooper, who also missed Sunday's game, saying that he is making progress and hasn't ruled him out.

What is Bills record against Chiefs with Josh Allen as QB?

Josh Allen during the AFC Divisional Playoffs - Kansas City Chiefs v Buffalo Bills - Source: Getty

In his career, Josh Allen and the Bills have a 3-4 career record against the Chiefs.

Allen and the Bills have had more success against the Chiefs in the regular season, going 3-1 against them. However, Allen has yet to win in the playoffs over the Chiefs with a 0-3 postseason record against Kansas City.

The Chiefs and the Bills last met in the AFC Divisional round of the playoffs last year, which took place in the Buffalo. The Chiefs came out on top with a 27-24 victory.

Will the Bills and Allen even up the head-to-head record this Sunday, or will Mahomes and the Chiefs get the better of Buffalo once again?