Same decision. Going Landry at home versus a bad Ravens pass D.I'm considering Jarvis Landry as my flex instead of Allen.
I have some good options, just not sure which one is the best:Same decision. Going Landry at home versus a bad Ravens pass D.I'm considering Jarvis Landry as my flex instead of Allen.
Thinking K.Allen will have low numbers... Considering replacing him with P.Garcon or M.Sanu.D.Bryant started at WR1 and I've got K.Stills starting at WR2, while benching R.Wayne...Bumping this for those considering either starting or benching Allen.
Who are you starting/benching over?
I have the same choice, but I think I'm going with Allen. I would kick myself if I lost because I started a WW pickup over Allen.Considering Stedman Bailey over him...Belichick should have Revis blanketing Keenan, and like others said he'll take his chances with someone like Royal beating them
I have the same scenario in ppr. I am rolling with Allen too. I expect the game to be high scoring with SD having to throw to keep up....or so I am telling myself.Worried about Revis covering Allen but his potential for upside is just too high despite the matchup. Starting him over Bailey this week.
Sticking with K.AllenColoradoColt said:Thinking K.Allen will have low numbers... Considering replacing him with P.Garcon or M.Sanu.D.Bryant started at WR1 and I've got K.Stills starting at WR2, while benching R.Wayne...Bumping this for those considering either starting or benching Allen.
Who are you starting/benching over?
He's on board, just velcro'd to keenans front side.Revis is not on board.
six straight weeks of 9+ targets begs to differAllen's almost completely unstartable because he's so unpredictable, usually in the worst way.
Chicken/egg. A big part of the reason the entire Chargers offense hasn't done #### is because Revis is Allen's second skin.In case you're not watching, but the entire Chargers offense hasn't done ####. Let's blame Allen anyways.
id say a matchup vs revis is pretty predictableAllen's almost completely unstartable because he's so unpredictable, usually in the worst way.
Well in this case yeah but I mean overall this year.id say a matchup vs revis is pretty predictableAllen's almost completely unstartable because he's so unpredictable, usually in the worst way.
To everybody: I'M SORRYdickey moe said:Worried about Revis covering Allen but his potential for upside is just too high despite the matchup. Starting him over Bailey this week.
It's not a gimme but it's a considerably easier match-up. I would expect him to reach a stat line similar to their first match (hoping for a few more yards).Roto mentions "another tough matchup vs Bronocs CB Chris Harris" next week but is that true? Denver is average vs the pass and Allen had 9 for 73 and a score in their first matchup this year. And Sammy Watkins had a good game vs the Bronocs yesterday.
If you need solid points it's hard to rely on Allen as your starting WR1/2 but I think he's a nice Flex option moving forward.It's to much of a guessing game with this guy. Playing Kelvin over him in the semis
Keenan Allen (ankle) left the stadium in a walking boot Sunday evening and will undergo an MRI on Monday.
Allen was forced from the Week 15 game against the Broncos in the third quarter. He tried to return a couple times before he was eventually whisked away to the locker room on a cart. The Chargers offered no updates after the loss. We'll provide an update when results of the MRI are revealed this afternoon.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Dec 15 - 10:41 AM
Upshot- there really wasnt any way to tell he wasnt on the field in the second half compared to the first half.Rotoworld:
Keenan Allen (ankle) left the stadium in a walking boot Sunday evening and will undergo an MRI on Monday.
Allen was forced from the Week 15 game against the Broncos in the third quarter. He tried to return a couple times before he was eventually whisked away to the locker room on a cart. The Chargers offered no updates after the loss. We'll provide an update when results of the MRI are revealed this afternoon.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Dec 15 - 10:41 AM
Keenan Allen - WR - Chargers
Keenan Allen says he's taking things "week by week" with his broken right collarbone.
According to the Union-Tribune San Diego, Allen is "not considered a candidate for injured reserve." He has yet to undergo surgery, and "no such procedure is currently planned." It's interesting Allen and the Chargers are apparently so optimistic about an injury that typically sidelines players for the better part of two months, but we strongly suspect he's played his final snap of the 2014-15 campaign. Allen should be formally ruled out for Saturday's game against the 49ers some time in the next 48 hours. With Allen out, Seyi Ajirotutu will serve as the Bolts' No. 3 receiver behind Malcom Floyd and Eddie Royal.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Dec 16 - 7:13 PM
ESPN Chargers reporter Eric Williams expects Keenan Allen to see more time at slot receiver in 2015.
With Eddie Royal out of the picture after signing with the Bears, the Chargers have a hole at slot receiver. Allen dominated with over 700 combined yards after-the-catch his first two seasons. Philip Rivers got him the ball quickly, allowing Allen to get up field and break tackles using his short-area quickness. The Chargers also have Stevie Johnson capable of playing the slot, but Allen is a serious bounce-back candidate and threat for 90-plus catches in his third year.
Source: ESPN.com
Apr 8 - 10:19 AM
35/435/3 while splitting time in the slot with Boldin and Crabtree last season. Stevie can run routes from the slot. So can Allen.Stevie Johnson was dominant in the slot last season. I am expecting he will get more slot snaps than Allen.
Not sure if you meant that he can get into the top 5-7 or that he will have 5 to 7 years of solid production. If you meant the former, that is already well ahead of his perceived dynasty value (which isn't nearly as high as it was this time last year).I like Stevie there better. Kind of what he was built for.
Overall, I think they had it right whoever it was that had that post saying Allen may have already peaked. He just doesn't strike me as a game-changing FF player. Don't get me wrong: he can be Reggie Wayne or Boldin or one of these guys that is a solid, solid guy with some top 5-7 years, but I don't think he's going to play up to his perceived value in dynasty ff.
Yeah, I did mean the former and, admittedly, I am probably out of touch a bit because I'm not an owner or looking to buy. I just seem to remember towards the end of the rookie season, people talking him up very highly but clearly, a year has happened since then so I'm probably out on a limb. I think he is a solid WR2 (but seem to think of people talking about him as higher than that in dynasty ppr).Not sure if you meant that he can get into the top 5-7 or that he will have 5 to 7 years of solid production. If you meant the former, that is already well ahead of his perceived dynasty value (which isn't nearly as high as it was this time last year).I like Stevie there better. Kind of what he was built for.
Overall, I think they had it right whoever it was that had that post saying Allen may have already peaked. He just doesn't strike me as a game-changing FF player. Don't get me wrong: he can be Reggie Wayne or Boldin or one of these guys that is a solid, solid guy with some top 5-7 years, but I don't think he's going to play up to his perceived value in dynasty ff.
Recently acquired him for Jordan Cameron and the 1.10. I will be happy with 70/1000/7.Shutout said:Yeah, I did mean the former and, admittedly, I am probably out of touch a bit because I'm not an owner or looking to buy. I just seem to remember towards the end of the rookie season, people talking him up very highly but clearly, a year has happened since then so I'm probably out on a limb. I think he is a solid WR2 (but seem to think of people talking about him as higher than that in dynasty ppr).zamboni said:Not sure if you meant that he can get into the top 5-7 or that he will have 5 to 7 years of solid production. If you meant the former, that is already well ahead of his perceived dynasty value (which isn't nearly as high as it was this time last year).Shutout said:I like Stevie there better. Kind of what he was built for.
Overall, I think they had it right whoever it was that had that post saying Allen may have already peaked. He just doesn't strike me as a game-changing FF player. Don't get me wrong: he can be Reggie Wayne or Boldin or one of these guys that is a solid, solid guy with some top 5-7 years, but I don't think he's going to play up to his perceived value in dynasty ff.
I'm not sure if you are agreeing or disagreeing with what I posted.ol blues said:35/435/3 while splitting time in the slot with Boldin and Crabtree last season. Stevie can run routes from the slot. So can Allen.Just Win Baby said:Stevie Johnson was dominant in the slot last season. I am expecting he will get more slot snaps than Allen.
Royal played almost exclusively from the slot while Johnson will play from both in the slot and outside as you say, so I would guess Allen gets more snaps from the slot. I loved the Johnson signing and think he's a big upgrade to Royal in every way and the fact Johnson can be productive both inside and out is just part of that. Hopefully Rivers can use both Allen and Johnson in motion often and help expose the coverage being played more often than last year. Rivers is one of the smartest QB's in the league at diagnosing defenses pre-snap.I agree Allen is a bounceback candidate, but not because he is likely to get a lot more snaps in the slot.
I agree. I think Allen will step up well this year.Rivers stayed, Eddie Royal left, they didn't draft any WRs, and they did draft a good RB that should make the run game more dangerous. Good news for Keenan Allen, no?
this and the oline should be much improvedI agree. I think Allen will step up well this year.Rivers stayed, Eddie Royal left, they didn't draft any WRs, and they did draft a good RB that should make the run game more dangerous. Good news for Keenan Allen, no?
I agree with this completely. I would like to move him for an RB2 with upside type of back, but am getting no takers. This is the time to buy or hold, not sell.If you acquire him for RB2 value then I don't know how you could be disappointed, since that seems like his floor. He has low-RB1 upside, and plenty of owners hate him at this point, so it seems like a great time to buy. He's not the sexy pickup he was a year ago but I think he'll offer consistent long-term production.