Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is a healthy scratch for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Coleman's inactive status is not related to on-field performance, according to a source.

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported Sunday that Keon Coleman will not play because of "a coach's decision." That means the Bills will be more reliant on Mecole Hardman and Gabe Davis in the aerial attack.

The Buffalo Bills have reportedly made a serious decision on one, controversial wide receiver who was a high draft pick last year.

The Buffalo Bills are bringing reinforcements to their Josh Allen-led passing game by elevating Gabe Davis from the practice squad and signing fellow wide receiver Mecole Hardman to the active roster.

A somewhat shocking decision emerged from Buffalo on Sunday morning, ahead of the Buffalo Bills' Week 11 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

ESPN is reporting that the Bills are signing wide receiver Mecole Hardman, formerly of the Chiefs, to their practice squad.

Unable to land a receiver at the NFL trade deadline last week, the Buffalo Bills turned to the free agent pool by signing Mecole Hardman to their practice squad.

The Bills signed veteran wide receiver Mecole Hardman to their practice squad. Receiving tight end Dalton Kincaid is out with an injury, and the front office has been working to improve at the position. And a former teammate of Hardman and a member of an AFC rival club took notice.