Free agent Keenan deal with Alan Chargers

Los Angeles – Wide Receiver Keenan allenWho spent 11 years before his NFL career ChargersReturning to the team, as the sides agreed for a one -year deal on Tuesday.

Mike Williams wonder last month after retirementA renovation seemed possible between Alan, 33, and Chargers. Alan worked for the team on Friday, and now he will meet again with quarterbacks Justin Herbert,

But the six -time Pro bowler will be walking in a separate room when he left him to do business. Chicago beer After 2023 season.

wide receiver Laddu McConiWho broke the records of Alan’s several miscreants in 2024, spends most of his time as a slot receiver like Ellen. The aggressive coordinator Greg Roman will be tasked to make Allen and McConi Aries in a passing crime.

Speaking after the announcement of the deal on Tuesday night, the General Manager of the Chargers, who dismissed any concern about the pair’s fit.

“I think (bear broad receiver) DJ Moore“Both of them were in 80% of the ground last year,” Hurties said about Allen’s role in Chicago.

Hurties said that his team was “fired” to bring riders into Alan and it is mentioned that Alan was always an option, more opportunities after Williams’ retirement.

With Alan Back, undesken stop quarterbacks DJ uygalely Switch from number 13 to number 7.

Chargers chose Allen with 76th pick in 2013 NFL draft period,

He stayed with Bolt through the 2023 season, when he set a franchise records for reception with 108 despite sitting out of the final four matches due to a heel injury. He was the most reliable weapon in a received duct that was incompatible in that campaign.

But the two sides could not agree to the conditions on a contract expansion, the Chargers traded Alan in bears for the 2024 fourth round pick in March 2024.

Sources close to Allen at the time told ESPN that the business blinded him.

But in Chicago, Alan was not as productive and ended the previous season with 70 receptions for 744 yards and seven touchdowns, before he left the offsen in a free agency.

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