May

20

2012

Keenan Allen vs USC, Texas, Washington (2011)

Written by Aaron Aloysius

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3 thoughts on “Keenan Allen vs USC, Texas, Washington (2011)”

  1. Most impressive thing might be his ability with the ball in his hands. Physical, balanced, and great agility for a bigger WR in the open field. Knows how to use his size to separate, and how to find holes in zone. Put a few easy ones on the ground, but has made more than a few tremendously athletic plays to bail out Zach Maynard. Works the middle of the field extremely well.

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  2. Allen seems like a guy who is a natural at finding holes in the defense. Almost every play in that video he was wide open, mainly because he was finding the openings in the back 7 while running his route. He does seem to hold the ball like a loaf of bread though, that is a huge weakness he will need to improve on to avoid fumbles. Finally when he has the ball in his hands I see money, big dollar signs.

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  3. Keenan Allen looks a lot faster his sophomore year than he did this past season so I think when he is 100% healthy he runs a lot faster than a 4.71 40 time. Also I think he runs some of the best routes coming out of the draft this year I would love if he drops to the 2nd round for the Vikings to trade up and take him.

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