Kellen Moore is going to draw up a minimum of 600 pass attempts and Allen is likely to gobble up close to a 30% target share. I'm not selling a top-five wide receiver based on a perceived injury risk, especially when Allen had played at least 16 games in four of the past six seasons.

In fact, you should expect him to be a top five wide receiver as long as he stays healthy. But with Kellen Moore calling plays, Justin Herbert throwing the football, and Williams out for the year, Allen could see major efficiency regression and still be a top five wide receiver. After all, he's averaging a career-best 10.3 yards per target and he's caught an insane 82.1% of his targets. I'm not yet convinced Evans and Thielen can keep this up all year, but with the injury to Mike Williams, I am all in on Allen.Īllen probably won't be quite this good rest of season. Through four weeks Keenan Allen, Davante Adams, Mike Evans and even Adam Thielen have made that seem silly. I came into draft season concerned about three receivers on the wrong side of 30.

Wplaying the wiaver wire week 4