Former Michigan State football WR stars in NFL's biggest Week 1 comeback

If you stayed up for the final NFL game on Sunday night, you would've seen a former Michigan State football receiver star for the Buffalo Bills in the biggest comeback of the weekend.

Entering Week 1, the Bills didn't quite know who would be the No. 1 receiver this season. Would it be Khalil Shakir again, or would a younger guy like Keon Coleman step up?

The answer on Sunday night was Coleman.

The former Spartan and Courtney Hawkins product (this isn't my claim, it's Keon's own) was the breakout star for the Bills on Sunday night, catching eight passes for 112 yards and a touchdown. The touchdown was one of the most important of the night, and it will go down as one of the top highlights of Week 1.

Josh Allen stepped back to pass in a 40-25 game, and threw on the run to tight end Dawson Knox. The pass was a little high, and it bounced off Knox's hand and into the diving arms of Coleman in the back of the end zone for the first of two huge touchdowns that helped lead an improbable comeback.

Coleman was making big catch after big catch, and finished with the fourth-most receiving yards of any individual player in Week 1, before Monday Night Football.

It looks like we might be seeing the rise of Coleman, and he's off to a great start to his second NFL season. He could be one of the biggest breakout stars in the league this year.

And he is a Michigan State product -- just ask him.