News about Keenan Allen

While speaking on NFL Network, insider Tom Pelissero said that the Commanders are more likely to draft another top quarterback rather than the former NFLC player. 'It's really exciting cause everybody is trying to figure out, especially at the top of the chart,' he said from Orlando, where the NFL annual league meeting is being held from March 24 to March 27.' During USC's pro day in Los Angeles last week, Williams had a lot of attention, including those of new Chicago Bears wide receiver Keenan Allen.

According to ESPN and NFL Network, the New York Jets and wide receiver Mike Williams have agreed to a one-year contract worth up to $15 million. Williams, 29, was a cap casualty fired by the Los Angeles Chargers last week after he spent his first seven NFL seasons with the team. In Week 3, Williams' 2023 season was cut short when he sustained a torn ACL.

Young Flying in Washington, D.C. is mourning the tragic loss of his beloved sister and the mother of his three children. Ms Jacky Oh — the real name of Jacklyn Smith — died on the last day of May as we reported late last week. The Wild ‘N Out' star was just 32 years old. Though the cause of death has yet to be announced, it is clear that this tragedy was unavoidable. And, sad to say, it continues to be a traumatic experience for her loved ones.

Since restructured the terms of four of the most costly contracts on their books, the Los Angeles Chargers were able to address their salary cap issues without having to reveal any key players. Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack, as well as star wide receiver Keenan Allen and Mike Williams, have restructured the contracts of superstar edge rushers Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack, in order to have $40.37 million salary cap space. Each player would have earned over $32 million before restructured, according to the company's salary cap. Williams would have been the cheapest at $32.4 million, while Allen's was projected at $34.7 million, Bosa's was $36.6 million, and Mack's would have been the most expensive at $38.5 million.

The NFL's Week 7 slate may be lacking, but it is certainly not worth disregarding completely. The Bills (5-1), the Vikings (5-1), defending-championship (3-3), and Eagles (6-0) are among the team's on a bye, so the whole affair is clearly uphill battle with viewers. In fact, there is just one match between winning teams this week, and that will be between the Colts and Titans — both of whom are ranked in the lower half of the NFL in points scored. Meanwhile, the middling injuries-plagued Steelers (2-4) and Dolphins (3-3), while the Saints and Cardinals are battling 2-4 teams on Thursday Night Football.

Several upsets, last-second field goals, and enough questionable decisions and results to last the month. So who's ready to run it all back? This week, we have the Super Bowl favorites taking on last year's no. In the AFC, there is a seed. We're also keeping an eye on two games that might have a huge Wild Card implication both in the AFC and the NFC.

In an era of social media, the ESPN star ushered in a moment in which social media reigned. When asked by host Molly Qerim which would score the most points among AFC West teams in Week 1, Smith chose Los Angeles. Smith's week on the ESPN debate hasn't been the best on record.