Entering his ninth NFL season, Allen remains one of the game's most dependable and dynamic weapons out of the slot. For the past four years he's been a model of consistency for the Chargers and fantasy managers alike, averaging 101 catches and 1,195 yards over that span. Still lightning-quick and savvy in his routes, Allen has developed a quick rapport with new quarterback Justin Herbert, and he remains a target hog (% from Herbert) in this burgeoning offense. Where Allen falls behind his WR1/2 peers is in playmaking. He's never been a burner (11.9 career yards per catch), nor much of a touchdown threat (7.0 touchdowns per 16 games), which has always capped his pure upside. Allen is a slot-only weapon, rarely targeted down the field or utilized near the goal line. The Chargers' passing attack has stayed mostly static from that big 2020, so volume shouldn't be a concern, and he'll still make sense as a mid-range WR2 in PPR leagues. But it's hard to expect any real improvement on that typical Allen stat line, which now looks like his sheer upside at age 29.

Keenan Allen's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.

Week	Matchup
1	@ Washington Football Team
2	vs Dallas Cowboys
3	@ Kansas City Chiefs
4	vs Las Vegas Raiders
5	vs Cleveland Browns
6	@ Baltimore Ravens
7	Bye Week
8	vs New England Patriots
9	@ Philadelphia Eagles
10	vs Minnesota Vikings
11	vs Pittsburgh Steelers
12	@ Denver Broncos
13	@ Cincinnati Bengals
14	vs New York Giants
15	vs Kansas City Chiefs
16	@ Houston Texans
17	vs Denver Broncos
18	@ Las Vegas Raiders