Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen met with the media on Thursday for the first time since he was arrested early on Sunday morning.

Keenan Allen enters his age-34 season in an offense with a wide range of outcomes where his declining physical metrics limit his fantasy upside. Fantasy managers can safely pass on Allen during drafts and take a wait-and-see approach on the waiver wire.

The Chargers made the understandable decision to move on from Keenan Allen, but could they end up regretting it? With a new offense and plenty of questions surrounding the receiver room, Allen’s reliability may be missed more than expected.

Receiver Keenan Allen and quarterback Anthony Richardson tried to keep Thursday's talk centered on football. Both still sound content to be with the Indianapolis Colts preparing for the Sept. 13 season opener against the Baltimore Ravens, even if they are playing very different roles.

Keenan Allen wore No. 11 in Thursday's practice after using No. 10 in the preseason game. He has until Monday to decide which number he'll wear

The NFL could still prevent the 34-year-old from playing despite Indianapolis' decision to look the other way.

A former Bears receiver and six-time Pro Bowler was arrested on serious charges just before the start of the 2026 NFL season. The post Ex-Bears 6-Time Pro Bowler Arrested on Serious Charges Before NFL Opener appeared first on HEAVY.