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AFC receiver Keenan Allen (13), of the Los Angeles Chargers, catches a pass in front of NFC linebacker Thomas Davis (58), of the Carolina Panthers, and defensive back Marshon Lattimore, right, of the New Orleans Saints, during the first half of NFL Pro Bowl football game Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. The AFC won 24-23. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
AFC receiver Keenan Allen (13), of the Los Angeles Chargers, catches a pass in front of NFC linebacker Thomas Davis (58), of the Carolina Panthers, and defensive back Marshon Lattimore, right, of the New Orleans Saints, during the first half of NFL Pro Bowl football game Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. The AFC won 24-23. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)Phelan M. Ebenhack/Associated Press

Keenan Allen Deletes Cryptic Tweet, Presumably About Chargers Decisions

Tyler ConwayApr 16, 2018

One might think wide receiver Keenan Allen is displeased with the Los Angeles Chargers' offseason decision-making.

Allen posted and then deleted a tweet criticizing the Chargers on Sunday after the team rescinded its tender on restricted free agent defensive endย Chris McCain.

"I just don't understand sometimes! But we sign people likeโ€ฆ nvm," Allen tweeted (h/t The Big Lead).

Allen and McCain played together atย North Guilford High School in North Carolina and at Cal. McCain was also an effective pass-rusher in limited playing time last season, recording 20 tackles and five sacks.

It's unclear exactlyย whichย offseason signing Allen took umbrageย with.

The Chargers signed quarterback Geno Smith earlier this month. Smith has a history of failing to get along with teammates and did not seem like an especially necessary signing, given the team could have just brought back 2017 backup Kellen Clemens.

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