Week 8 at Seattle Seahawks
Keenan Allen's target share has kept him among the top 30 wide receivers this season, despite not scoring since Week 1. His red zone usage is cause for concern though if he's going to return to the WR1 conversation. Allen was second in the NFL in both RZ targets (24) and targets inside the 10 (15) last year. He only has five RZ and three inside the 10 through seven games this year.
Out of the bye week, let's see if that changes. Allen also had a slow first half of the season last year, but he's actually been better than that 2017 first half this year. Then in the second half of 2017, he exploded for a 1600-yard, double-digit touchdown pace.
For Week 9, he's still a WR2 for us, despite a difficult match-up in Seattle, with hopes that the dominant Allen returns.