{"averagePoints":5.1,"playerId":14901,"percentChange":-0.1,"averageDraftPosition":170,"percentOwned":0.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Allen caught 4-of-4 targets for 30 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-13 win over the Broncos.","spin":"This is about what was expected from Allen, who typically doesn't see a ton of targets, but is pretty efficient with what he gets, and also draws a high percentage of his looks in the end zone. Six different Colts had at least four targets Sunday; fellow tight end Coby Fleener got six. Fleener and Allen both have key roles in the offense, with Fleener focused primarily on receiving, while Allen is the more well-rounded tight end. The AFC Championship Game should provide a nice matchup for Allen, as teams often funnel more targets to their secondary receivers when facing Patriots cornerback Darrelle Revis. Ravens tight end Owen Daniels caught 4-of-11 targets for 41 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Patriots.","date":"Sun Jan 11"},"fullName":"Dwayne Allen","lastPoints":0,"pointsSEASON":82,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"For someone who's averaged 31.8 receiving yards in 17 career games, Allen is awfully important to the Colts' attack. It's no coincidence Indy's rushing offense sputtered after Allen suffered a season-ending hip injury in Week 1. A road-grading run blocker, he also has only two career drops on 67 targets. Overall, he's just more consistent than Coby Fleener. Of course, with Fleener as the \"move\" tight end, you'll continue to see Allen blocking a bunch. But we expect him to be a big red zone weapon, making him somewhat of a boom or bust start.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":13,"totalPoints":82}