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Age: 35
Weight: 184 lbs
Height: 5' 11"
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Rookie Keenan Allen is playing catch-up. A damaged post...

San Diego Union-Tribune

Aug 08, 2013 · 8:12 PM EDT

Rookie Keenan Allen is playing catch-up. A damaged posterior cruciate ligament (knee) cost him his final three games at Cal last December, and Cal's class schedule denied him a few practices at Chargers Park in May.

Allen, 6-foot-2 and 211 pounds, said the knee was "85 to 90 percent" of full strength in June and "close to 100 percent if not 100 percent" when training camp opened July 25. He's made all 11 practices. Sometimes, he asserts himself. Other times, he looks uncertain. The four exhibition games represent a big chance for him to earn McCoy's trust.

Fantasy Impact:

There is some opportunity now with Danario Alexander out, but Vincent Brown and Malcom Floyd are capable starters and aren't going to be usurped by an "uncertain" rookie.

Chargers WR Vincent Brown (hamstring) to miss Thursday'...

Michael Gehlken, Twitter

Aug 07, 2013 · 7:35 PM EDT

Chargers WR Vincent Brown (hamstring) to miss Thursday's game vs. Seahawks, per source. Precautionary. Expected to play next week vs. Bears.

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Danario Alexander tears ACL

ESPN

Aug 06, 2013 · 7:39 PM EDT

The San Diego Chargers have lost wide receiver Danario Alexander potentially for the season with a torn right ACL, a source said.

Alexander, who tore his left ACL three times in college at Missouri, has had a history of knee problem.

Fantasy Impact:

Alexander emerged as a very good fantasy player last season, catching 37 passes for 658 yards and seven touchdowns in 10 games overall. Over that span he posted #6 WR numbers, and this year we had him ranked as a solid WR3. Vincent Brown and Malcom Floyd will both get a bump in value, but even Brown just recently returned to practice. Also, the Bolts are supposed to simplify things this year, running more with Ryan Mathews, Danny Woodhead and Ronnie Brown, and getting the ball quicker out of QB Philip Rivers' hand. We have Keenan Allen next up on the depth chart followed by Eddie Royal and Robert Meachem, who were both very disappointing last season. At TE, Antonio Gates figures to see a few more targets as well. This is a big blow to Philip Rivers.