Outlook Chris Bell
Chris Bell at Minnesota — Expanded Role in a Shorthanded Passing Attack
Bell enters Week 4 healthy after putting early-season knee concerns behind him, coming off an encouraging Week 3 performance where he caught four of seven targets for 67 yards. With fellow starter Caleb Douglas ruled inactive, the rookie is slated for elevated snaps on the outside for a winless Dolphins squad searching for passing playmakers.
Our projections forecast roughly 3 receptions on 5 targets for 41 yards against an undefeated Minnesota defense. Miami enters as heavy road underdogs, which should force more passing volume and makes Bell an intriguing deep-league flex or bench stash, though managers in shallow leagues can leave him benched.
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Outlook Keon Coleman
Keon Coleman vs NE at home — Cleared to play in a favorable divisional spot
Coleman was removed from the Week 4 injury report after managing an ankle issue, clearing him to face the Patriots. While slotted behind DJ Moore on the outside, the third-year receiver has been exceptionally efficient to start 2026, catching eight of nine targets for 101 yards through three contests.
Our weekly projection slates him for about 2 catches and 26 yards against New England. With Buffalo favored at home in a potentially high-scoring matchup, Coleman holds modest touchdown appeal, but his low target volume makes him best reserved for bench depth outside of deep formats.
