The 2026/27 NFL season is generating buzz with predictions and player updates. Danny Parkins shares his insights, forecasting that the Seattle Seahawks will repeat as NFC West champions, while the Los Angeles Chargers are set to outshine the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC East.
Parkins isn’t alone in this discussion. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Greg Jennings weigh in on Josh Allen’s status as the NFL’s premier quarterback and speculate on Caleb Williams’ potential as a leader for the Chicago Bears.
“Will Caleb Williams become a serious player for Chicago?”
Shifting focus to off-field news, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen is facing charges following his arrest under suspicion of drunk driving before the season’s start. Allen’s blood alcohol level was recorded at .224, nearly three times the legal limit, resulting in two misdemeanor charges. This situation challenges NFL policies on substance abuse, potentially leading to a suspension.
According to the league’s Collective Bargaining Agreement, Allen’s arrest mandates a minimum three-game suspension, though a harsher penalty may apply. The NFL is waiting for legal proceedings before taking action.
Keenan Allen is currently playing for the Colts, following a loss to the Baltimore Ravens. He’s expected to join them against the Kansas City Chiefs during Week 2. Allen’s career includes a long tenure with the Los Angeles Chargers, where he achieved significant success over 12 seasons.
With the Colts, Allen aims to bring his experience and skills to the team, having signed a one-year contract recently. As the situation unfolds, all eyes remain on how these legal issues will influence his career and the Colts’ lineup.

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