Keenan Allen will participate in the Chargers’ final regular-season game as he aims to secure $1 million in bonus incentives.
Keenan Allen to Play in Chargers' Final Game Chasing Lucrative Bonuses
Keenan Allen, the 33-year-old wide receiver for the Chargers, has confirmed he will participate in the team's last regular-season game against the Broncos this Sunday. Despite the risk of injury, Allen is motivated by the opportunity to earn over $1 million in performance bonuses.
According to ESPN, Allen stands to collect $750,000 if he secures six more receptions. An additional nine receiving yards would net him another $250,000, and if he scores two touchdowns, he could pocket an extra $250,000. Allen shared a lighthearted moment with backup quarterback Trey about the potential windfall, showing his enthusiasm for the incentives on the line.
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