Chargers WR Keenan Allen (hamstring) is not expected to play in Week 16 against the Broncos.

Allen played last week, but saw just 24 snaps. The Chargers are going to let Allen recover. No reason to rush him with the Chargers at 5-9. There’s a chance he’ll be out there for the season finale against the Chiefs.

Chargers WR Keenan Allen is questionable for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos, according to Gilbert Manzano of the OC Register.

Allen was going to be an iffy play because of the hammy. He labored through a TNF win Week 15, and appears to be set to do the same Week 16.

Los Angeles Chargers superstar wide receiver Keenan Allen will be a game time decision for Week 16's contest against the Denver Broncos.

Allen has played in 62 straight contests, so the Chargers will give him every opportunity to prove that he can contribute for Week 16 before ruling him out. Allen stated that the games played streak was on his mind when he was pushing to play against the Raiders. He felt the hamstring tighten up and watched the majority of the game from the sidelines. Fantasy managers should have their contingency options ready but can afford to be cautiously optimistic. Keenan is our 21st ranked wide receiver for finals week.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen is active for Thursday Night Football against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Keenan Allen has been spectacular when not facing elite corners this season and is second in the NFL with 99 receptions, and ninth with eight receiving touchdowns. Even though he is active, Allen is expected to play a limited role against the Raiders, perhaps acting as more decoy than true number one. Allen is our 31st ranked receiver for Week 15.

The Chargers listed running back Austin Ekeler and wide receivers Keenan Allen and Mike Williams as questionable for Thursday's game against the Raiders.

Ekeler and Allen should both play on Thursday after finishing Week 14's game and having their practice reps limited during the short week. Williams is a bigger question mark after he left last week's game and never returned. Williams should be considered a game-time decision tomorrow night while Ekeler and Allen appear closer to probable.

Wide receiver Keenan Allen (hamstring), running back Austin Ekeler (quad), tight end Hunter Henry (hip), and wide receiver Mike Williams (back) were listed as limited participants after being listed as out on Monday.

While it was only a walkthrough, it's good news for all four players who were listed has not being able to take part in Monday's practice.