Chargers News: Keenan Allen Shouts Out Coach As LA Continues To Spiral

The Los Angeles Chargers dropped their game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night by a score of 20-10. It was a frustrating game overall for the Bolts, and they couldn't muster up much of anything offensively.

The Ravens did a good job at making life uncomfortable for quarterback Justin Herbert, and that limited LA's offense. But one player still managed to have himself a solid game.

LA wide receiver Keenan Allen continued his incredible season, posting 14 catches for 106 yards. He was one of the only positives from the evening for the Chargers, and he shouted out his offensive coordinator Kellen Moore after the game.

“I think we’re doing a great job of game-planning,” Allen said. “Kellen’s putting me in different spots, moving me around, motioning. It makes it hard for them to focus on me.”

Per Keenan Allen via The Los Angeles Times

Under Moore, Allen is having the best year of his career, so it makes sense why he would shout him out. The team just hasn't seen much success overall, but Allen is at least thriving.

However, Allen would gladly trade some of his individual accomplishments to trade them for wins. But he will keep being the go-to guy for this Chargers offense.

With the loss, the Bolts record dropped down to 4-7 on the season. But head coach Brandon Staley believes that his team needs to hang in there with all the issues going on.

“We have the players who have the makeup and the mindset,” Staley said. “It just hasn’t come together as a football team yet. It, obviously, starts with me. I’m fully responsible. We need to hang in there."

Per Brandon Staley via The Los Angeles Times

The Chargers' playoff hopes continue to slip away with every week. This team feels like they are wasting another season, and it's unfortunate, especially with the year that Allen is putting together for them.

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