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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills rookie receiver Keon Coleman's first career touchdown didn't come without a valuable lesson. Before he could step on the field in Buffalo's 47-10 win over Jacksonville, the 21-year-year old was first required to watch the first quarter for breaking a team rule. Rather than sulk, Coleman showed composure by responding to the benching with a 24-yard touchdown catch. Coleman accepted the punishment by saying he has no one to blame but himself. Coleman is part of a retooled group of receivers in Buffalo, and drafted 33rd overall out of Florida State.
