After their frustrating 23-19 defeat to the Houston Texans , the Buffalo Bills are still trying to shake off their offensive performance. Without their receiver Keon Coleman, the Bills’ offense clearly has not played to its potential.

Now, whether Coleman plays the Week 13 game remains a question, especially after Buffalo brought in veteran Brandin Cooks, QB Josh Allen delivered one pointed but telling message in regards to the future of Coleman.

Allen’s comments married reassurance with expectation, a nod both to the standard the Bills will expect and the support they intend to provide. With a dangerous Steelers pass rush on deck, the margin for error will be shrinking fast in Buffalo.

“Yeah, we got to take it one day at a time,” Allen made his belief in Coleman crystal clea

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