#2) Keenan Allen
Keenan Allen would want his fans to forget 2022. He had just six catches for 752 yards and only four touchdowns, but the Los Angeles Chargers reached the playoffs for the first time since the retirement of Phillip Rivers - only to blow a record 27-point lead and lose 30-31 to the Jacksonville Jaguars in the Wild Card.
Not much has changed in the Chargers - except for the drafting of TCU prospect Quentin Johnston, who is expected to take some of Allen's load. Still, the 2017 Comeback Player of the Year remains the focal point of their receiving game, and he still has plenty to prove, even at 31.
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