Before moving former wide receiver and Pro Bowler Keenan Allen to the Chicago Bears last week, the front management offered him various contract choices, Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz told reporters.
An extension was one of the choices, but the parties were unable to come to a consensus. In 2024, Ulitmlaety, the seasoned Charger, will don some new hues.
All the Chargers received back was a fourth-round pick in 2024.
Allen claimed during his Bears press conference that he was asked to accept a wage reduction by the Chargers hierarchy prior to the trade. It is possible for two statements to be true simultaneously, yet one of them might not be the truth.
That’s unimportant and irrelevant. After everything is said and done, both parties will search for a brand-new beginning.
The Chargers control the fifth choice in the NFL and will probably select a successor for Allen whether they cling onto it or trade down.
Although the 31-year-old stated in his first press conference that he intended to end his career with the Bolts, “things happen.”
