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Keon Coleman's rookie season was underwhelming, with 29 catches for 556 yards and four TDs on 57 targets. Some of that could be argued away when we consider that he was hampered by a wrist injury that sidelined him for four games, but there has to be concern that he just isn't the high-end producer that fantasy managers hoped he could develop into. Coleman's 19.2 yards per catch and 12 receptions of 20+ yards showed deep-threat potential, but a 50.9% catch rate and nine games with one or fewer catches highlights the inconsistency that made him difficult to put in fantasy lineups in 2024. Coleman particularly struggled against press coverage, which makes sense given his less-than-stellar physical metrics and we may see teams key in on that this season, so he'll need to take a step forward in that department if he's going to be useful for fantasy purposes.
Coleman's impressive size and red-zone ability have been apparent on the field already so all hope is not lost. He's still a breakout candidate, but he's a WR5 with WR3 upside, best targeted in the late rounds of best-ball drafts as a player who can potentially deliver some spike weeks, but will likely also drop at least a handful of duds throughout the season.
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