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The Virginia Tech Hokies face the Iowa Hawkeyes on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 7 p.m. ET at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa.

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Virginia Tech went 19-13 last season, and Iowa went 24-13 last season. This season, Virginia Tech is 2-0 and Iowa is 2-0 as of Nov. 6.

Below are the details on how to watch.

How to Watch Virginia Tech vs. Iowa

• When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 7 p.m. ET
• Where: Tyson Events Center, Sioux City, IA
• TV: FS1
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The Fairfield Stags visit the Wisconsin Badgers on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 8:30 p.m. ET from Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Fairfield went 21-13 last season, and Wisconsin went 24-11 last season. This season, Fairfield is 1-1 and Wisconsin is 2-0 as of Nov. 8.

Below are the details on how to watch.

How to Watch Fairfield vs. Wisconsin

• When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 8:30 p.m. ET
• Where: Kohl Center, Madison, WI
• TV: Big Ten Network
• Stream: Watch 3 days free on FOX One

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The Creighton Bluejays visit the Kansas State Wildcats on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET from Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kansas.

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Creighton went 16-18 last season, and Kansas State went 12-20 last season. This season, Creighton is 2-0 and Kansas State is 1-1 as of Nov. 6.

Below are the details on how to watch.

How to Watch Creighton vs. Kansas State

• When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET
• Where: Bramlage Coliseum, Manhattan, KS
• TV: FS1
• Stream: Watch 3 days free on FOX One

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Syracuse and Indiana fought to the end. A 20-rebound, 20-point double-double. A freshman scoring record, and a career-high. It wasn’t a quiet November Monday in college basketball by any means.

Here’s what you need to know from yesterday’s slate of college basketball.

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You know what makes a serious difference in the performance of a guard? A lack of fear. Sure, you might miss a layup. You might get rejected at the basket. You also might get fouled and go to the line, or maybe, just maybe, break through the defense and score despite the odds.

Ryan Moesch is a guard for Syracuse, and the Orange freshman stands just six feet tall, per Syracuse’s own numbers. And on Monday night against Indiana, Moesch went right at 7-foot-2 Hoosier center Samet Yigitoglu in the paint. And Moesch came out ahead in that encounter.

That kind of aggressiveness, that lack of hesitation, is vital for a guard. There is always going to be someone taller lurking in the paint. Someone who could swat both you and the ball away with a thought. Learning to work around their existence, though? That’s a huge part of the job, and Moesch is showing a willingness to attack early in his collegiate career.

The game didn’t go Syracuse’s way in the end, with Indiana winning 83-80. Still, a great effort from Moesch and the Orange against a Big Ten opponent in non-conference play, despite the first loss of Gerry McNamara’s run as Orange coach.

Top Performance: Tatum West

Tatum West played just 22 minutes for Northern Colorado on Monday, but she made them count. While taking on NAIA’s Northern New Mexico, the senior forward put on a show: she shot 9-for-12 and hit six of nine free throws, blocked two shots, grabbed a steal and pulled down 20 rebounds to go with her 24 points. That’s a double-double and then some. Of those rebounds, 12 of them were actually offensive boards: given her shooting percentage, it wasn’t her misses she was grabbing, either. She was doing work under the basket for everyone else.

West also had two assists — you can see one of those dimes, a real quick-thinking pass back outside, below.

Sure, an NAIA opponent is the kind a Division I school like Northern Colorado is going to plow through, but it’s not like West has never performed before. As a junior playing Big Sky ball for Northern Colorado last season, she averaged 11.2 points per game and pulled down 9.1 rebounds while grabbing two steals and nearly 1.5 assists per game. She also shot just under 59% — West is an efficient player who has gotten better every year, and could be taking one more leap as a senior.

Men’s Scoring Leader: Jason Crowe Jr.

Jason Crowe Jr. set the freshman rookie scoring record for Missouri on Monday night, while facing SIU Edwardsville. The 6-foot-4 guard shot 11-for-16 overall and 4-for-8 from beyond the arc, to go along with eight makes in nine trips to the line to finish with 34 points. He also grabbed a pair of boards and logged four assists.

Through three games, Crowe is averaging 21.7 points with 4.3 assists. It should be noted, though, especially with the small sample, that his worst performance so far came against the toughest opponent Missouri has had: Saint Louis. Still, seven dimes was encouraging, and maybe the shots will fall next time.

Women’s Scoring Leader: Petra Božan

Petra Božan, a junior transfer from Nebraska to Penn State, did basically one thing on Monday: score. The 6-foot-4 forward has never been much of a rebounder, and on Monday she had just one board to keep that going. What she did have was her shot from three, though: Božan launched six triples and sank five of them, and made every shot from inside the arc to finish with 27 points on 10-for-11 shooting.

While this was a career high for Božan — her previous best was 17 in a game last December, coincidentally against Penn State — it wasn’t enough to get the Nittany Lions past Dayton. The The Flyers won, 77-71, and Penn State is now 0-3 on the year.

One Name To Know: Matas Vokietaitis

Center Matas Vokietaitis is in his second season with Texas. The seven-foot, 255 pounder has been capable of being a problem underneath for opponents in the past: while he’s not the rebounder you think he would be given his size, he does use it to get himself into position to score against opponents who can’t stop him. He led the SEC in field goal percentage in the 2025-2026 season, shooting just a hair under 62% for the year.

Obviously, SEC play hasn’t begun yet, but Vokietaitis has started out hot in 2026-2027. Monday against Grambling was his best outing so far, with nine rebounds, a block, a steal and 26 points on 8-for-12 shooting.

The thing to watch the most with him, though, is how often he’s called for fouls. If he can be smarter about not picking up fouls, that’s huge: he led the SEC with 123 of them last season, but has forced just one whistle in two of his three games so far. He’s at 38.2 points per 40 minutes as well as 13.1 rebounds, and while he’s played 22.3 minutes per game in actuality, that’s the kind of leap in performance that can come when you don’t have to worry as much about an extra bump putting you in foul trouble. So, if the fouls are reduced, he can be the monster he’s capable of in the paint — which would be bad news for opposing offenses and defenses.

Before You Go: Dan Hurley’s Thoughts

UConn played Wagner on Monday, which isn’t notable on its own: Wagner is a very small private college with around 2,000 total students, known more for its academics than its athletics, and UConn was just in the national championship game once again in the spring. However, the Seahawks been a jumping off point for a number of successful college coaches elsewhere, including but not limited to the Huskies’ current head coach, Dan Hurley, who coached the Seahawks from 2010 to 2012 before making the jump to Rhode Island, his last gig before coming to Connecticut.

Hurley spoke on what memories facing off against his former team brought back to the surface for him following Monday’s 83-41 victory by No. 4 UConn, and how they shaped the coach he is now. “I felt like I was coaching the Celtics. I felt like the fate of the free world depended on whether we won or lost games or not.”

Dan Hurley, living or dying on every play and game? Hard to believe he’d ever be like that.

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The Charleston Cougars visit the No. 3 USC Trojans on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 10:30 p.m. ET from Galen Center in Los Angeles.

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Charleston went 27-6 last season, and USC went 18-14 last season. This season, Charleston is 2-0 and USC is 2-0 as of Nov. 8.

Below are the details on how to watch.

How to Watch Charleston vs. USC

• When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 10:30 p.m. ET
• Where: Galen Center, Los Angeles, CA
• TV: Big Ten Network
• Stream: Watch 3 days free on FOX One

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Bob Boone, the catcher on the Philadelphia Phillies’ first championship team who won seven Gold Gloves and was part of baseball’s first three-generation family, has died. He was 78.

Boone’s son, Bret, announced his father’s death Tuesday on social media. No cause of death was announced.

“He was a man of great integrity. He was a great dad, husband, and patriarch. It was a privilege to call him my father. Baseball lost a great one today,” Bret Boone wrote.

Boone spent his first 10 seasons with the Phillies, played seven with the California Angels and two with the Kansas City Royals. He also managed the Royals and Cincinnati Reds.

His father, Ray, played 13 seasons in the majors and was a two-time All-Star with the Detroit Tigers. Bob Boone’s two sons both enjoyed long baseball careers. Aaron Boone played 13 seasons in the majors and played for the Reds when Bob managed the team. Aaron now manages the New York Yankees. Bret Boone was a three-time All-Star over a 14-year career spent largely with the Seattle Mariners. A third son played in the minor leagues. Bret’s son, Jake Boone, works in the New York Mets’ front office after playing at Princeton and briefly in the minors.

Bob Boone was a sixth-round draft pick as a third baseman out of Stanford in 1969. He was converted to catcher in the minor leagues and caught 1,095 games with Philadelphia, second on the Phillies’ all-time list to Red Dooin (1,124). Boone caught 2,225 games overall in 19 big-league seasons.

He was the first Phillies catcher to win a Gold Glove (1978, 1979) and led the Phillies with a .412 batting average in their 1980 World Series win over the Royals.

Boone made NL All-Star teams in 1976, 1978 and 1979. He set the record for career games caught by a catcher with 1,919 in Kansas City. Boone was 41 years old when he won his final Gold Glove with the Royals in 1989. Iván Rodríguez and Carlton Fisk have since passed Boone on the career games caught list.

Boone caught the final out of the 1980 Game 6 clincher when Tug McGraw struck out Willie Wilson to win the World Series. Boone was involved in a more famous play earlier in that inning when he ran after Frank White’s foul pop near the home dugout in Veteran’s Stadium. The ball bounced off Boone’s mitt and straight into Pete Rose’s glove for an out — a catch played on countless highlight reels through the decades in Philadelphia.

He was added to the Phillies’ Wall of Fame in 2005.

Boone won four more Gold Gloves, made another All-Star team and twice led the Angels to the playoffs. He went 10 for 22 (.455) with a homer and two RBIs against the Boston Red Sox in the 1986 American League Championship Series.

Boone went 371-444 overall as a manager, spending three seasons with the Royals and three with the Reds. He joined the Washington Nationals’ front office in 2005. Washington won the World Series in 2019, the first championship in franchise history.

Reporting by The Associated Press.

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Whether coach Mauricio Pochettino leaves the U.S. men’s soccer team to become Manchester United’s new manager remains to be seen. For now, it’s business as usual for an American squad preparing for its first test of the 2030 FIFA World Cup cycle.

Pochettino has over the last 48 hours emerged as a favorite to replace the embattled Michael Carrick at the helm of the Premier League titans, per multiple reports in England. Many of the USA’s top players were arriving in metro Atlanta, where the Stars and Stripes are training ahead of their upcoming Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal series against Haiti, when word of a possible change in leadership began to get around.

Mauricio Pochettino is being eyed for potentially taking over at Manchester United. (Photo by Al Sermeno/ISI Photos/ISI Photos via Getty Images)

“That news kind of got sprung on all of us along with the rest of the world today,” veteran U.S. defender Antonee “Jedi” Robinson admitted when he spoke to reporters before the Americans trained on Tuesday morning. “But that never seems to leak into the work we do.”

More than two years into his tenure, U.S. players are used to Pochettino being linked to high-profile club vacancies.  The 54-year-old Argentine, who previously led Chelsea, Tottenham and Southampton in the planet’s top domestic league, has been courted by multiple suitors since taking over the Stars and Stripes in September 2024, he told me and other members just before the 2026 World Cup.  AC Milan approached Poch about its opening just before the tournament; ironically enough, the seven-time European champs hired former Man United boss Ruben Amorim instead.

In August, three weeks after the Americans’ 4-1 loss to Belgium in the World Cup round of 16, Pochettino signed a new four-year contract with the U.S. Soccer Federation. But that pact includes a release clause in the neighborhood of $10 million, per The Athletic — a pittance for United. (Global soccer’s third-richest club has a value of more than $7 billion, according to Forbes.)

With the next World Cup still almost four years away, Pochettino’s return to Europe feels significantly more likely this time around. Even after inking his current pact, he spoke openly about his desire to coach again in England. Even with 20-time league champions United languishing in the relegation zone, an opportunity to lead the Red Devils might be impossible to refuse.

For now, the USA is still Pochettino’s team.

The first match of the two-game, total-goals-wins series vs. Les Grenadiers is Saturday in Miami, with the decisive second leg in Cincinnati on Nov. 17. The victor will advance to the Nations League final four in March in Inglewood, California.

vs. Haiti (1st leg)	Nov. 14	Nu Stadium (Miami)
vs. Haiti (2nd Leg)	Nov. 17	TQL Park (Cincinnati)

Alongside mainstays like Robinson and Christian Pulisic, Poch recalled teenagers Cavan Sullivan, Julian Hall and others after they helped the Americans win all four of their exhibition contests in September and October.

“Mauricio has taken me under his wing in the most tremendous way possible,” Sullivan told me when I asked him about Pochettino. “Everybody loves him.”

And right now, they’re not thinking that this could be their last camp together.

“As soccer players, we’re pretty used to fast-changing environments,” Jedi told me when asked how they prevent the noise surrounding Pochettino’s future from becoming a distraction.

“We’re all very good at just focusing on the next task at hand.

“For me personally,” he added, “I’m going to do everything I can to be ready to play for him, how he wants us to play, until told otherwise.”

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Miami Dolphins veteran defensive lineman Zach Sieler ruptured his biceps in their 19-9 loss to the Detroit Lions last weekend and will undergo season-ending surgery, a person familiar with the injury told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because neither the team nor Sieler announced the injury. ESPN first reported the injury, saying that it happened on the first play of the game on Sunday.

The expected recovery timeline for the injury is five to six months, meaning Sieler will miss the rest of the Dolphins’ season.

He played the entire game on Sunday, recording one quarterback hurry and a tackle while aiding a Dolphins front that successfully pressured Jared Goff for much of the game.

Sieler has 24 tackles, seven tackles for loss and two sacks this season, which is his eighth in Miami. He is the only player older than 30 on Miami’s roster, which is the youngest in the NFL, and first-year coach Jeff Hafley has praised his leadership throughout the season.

“It’s valuable to me. It’s valuable to our young players,” Hafley said of Sieler’s presence in October. “To have a guy like that around the youth of this team and having a guy that I can lean on, because not only does he do all that, but he’s one of the best people ever. There’s not a much better person out there than Zach Sieler.”

Reporting by The Associated Press.

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Prediction markets let you trade contracts on the outcome of real world events, from sports to politics to economics, with each contract priced between $0 and $1 based on how likely the market thinks that outcome is to happen. 

Kalshi and Polymarket are the two biggest prediction markets in the United States. Between the two of them, they carry the deepest liquidity, the broadest sports coverage, and the largest trading volume of any CFTC-regulated platforms in the country, which is why they set the standard the rest of the field is chasing.

That field is growing, though. OG Predictive and Plus500 are newer entrants making real noise, so this guide also covers where they fit alongside the two market leaders, plus how prediction markets work and how they stack up against a traditional sportsbook.

Best Prediction Market Apps Compared

Prediction Market	Welcome Offer	Strength
Kalshi	Trade $10, Get $55 in Bonus Credit	Deepest liquidity on major U.S. sports leagues
Polymarket	Deposit $20, Get $25 in Trading Bonus	Broadest event coverage and fastest moving markets
OG Predictive	Trade and Settle $10, Get $10	Sports focused menu with props, spreads, and parlays
Plus500	No dedicated welcome bonus at this time	Familiar CFD style trading platform for Kalshi powered sports contracts. Trading involves the risk of loss.

 Kalshi

• One of the first prediction market platforms to secure full CFTC approval, operating entirely within U.S. financial regulation
• Offers contracts across roughly 17 sports plus politics, economics, and culture, with a dedicated sports tab and a built in Ideas feed for market discussion
• Welcome Bonus: Trade $10, Get $55 in Bonus Credit with Promo Code FOXSPORTS
• Promo Code: FOXSPORTS

Kalshi runs a maker taker fee model, with per contract pricing that peaks near 50 cent contracts and a separate fee on debit card deposits. ACH and other funding methods typically avoid that extra charge, which makes Kalshi one of the more predictable platforms to budget fees on.

New users can enter promo code FOXSPORTS through our Kalshi promo code page to attach the $55 bonus to their account, then complete identity verification before depositing and trading.

Kalshi is currently unavailable in Arizona, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, New Jersey, and Ohio, so confirm access in your state before signing up.

Polymarket

• The largest global prediction market by volume, with a CFTC-regulated U.S. entity for domestic traders
• Covers roughly 14 sports plus politics, crypto, and culture, with sports and the World Cup driving the largest share of 2026 volume
• Welcome Bonus: Deposit $20, Get $25 in Trading Bonus with Promo Code FOX
• Promo Code: FOX

Polymarket uses a probability-weighted taker fee that peaks around 50 percent priced contracts and gets smaller toward the extremes. Several categories, including geopolitical and world event markets, are currently fee-free, which helps offset the cost of trading more actively priced sports contracts.

Full terms for the welcome bonus are available on our Polymarket promo code page, including the qualifying trade requirement needed to unlock the bonus.

OG Predictive

• Launched in February 2026 by Crypto.com, powered by Crypto.com Derivatives North America (CDNA), a CFTC-regulated exchange and clearinghouse
• Sports focused menu covering the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football and basketball, soccer, golf, tennis, and MMA, with player props, spreads, totals, and parlay style contracts
• Welcome Bonus: Trade and Settle $10, Get $10
• Promo Code: None Required

OG Predictive charges a flat per contract fee, which is simple to calculate but can run higher than Kalshi or Polymarket for frequent traders. In exchange, OG Predictive offers one of the deepest sports prop menus of any prediction market, along with social features like a live leaderboard and market chat.

OG Predictive is not available in New York or Arizona, and sports contracts specifically are restricted in Nevada, Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Illinois. Traders in those states can still access OG Predictive’s non-sports categories. 

Plus500

• A publicly traded broker that offers CFTC-regulated prediction market contracts through its own Plus500 Futures platform
• Its sports event contracts are Kalshi powered, covering the NFL, NBA, and MLB, delivered through Plus500’s proprietary execution and clearing infrastructure
• Welcome Bonus: Trade Prediction Markets Contracts with Plus500
• Promo Code: None Required

Plus500 is not an independent prediction market exchange. It is a broker that lists Kalshi’s sports and event contracts inside its own trading platform, so pricing and liquidity on those contracts mirror what you would find directly on Kalshi. The appeal is mainly for traders who already use Plus500 for other markets and want prediction markets in the same account.

Plus500 does not currently offer a dedicated welcome bonus for its prediction markets product. 

Prediction Market Apps vs Traditional Sportsbooks

A prediction market and a sportsbook can both let you act on the same game, but the mechanics are different. A sportsbook sets fixed odds and takes the other side of your bet, while a prediction market lets traders set contract prices by buying and selling against each other, with the platform acting only as the exchange.

That also means prediction markets are regulated by the CFTC as financial contracts rather than by state gaming law, which is why platforms like Kalshi and OG Predictive can operate in states where traditional sports betting is not yet legal, and why availability rules differ from what you will find on a typical sportsbook. If you would rather compare traditional sportsbooks instead, our best sports betting apps guide ranks the top operators by state.

How Prediction Markets Work

A prediction market lists a yes or no question tied to a verifiable outcome, such as which team wins a game. Each contract trades between $0 and $1, and the price reflects the market’s implied probability that the outcome happens. A winning contract settles at $1, and a losing contract settles at $0, so your risk is capped at what you paid to enter the trade plus fees.

Most platforms, including Kalshi and Polymarket, also let you exit a position before an event settles if there is enough liquidity and another trader willing to take the other side.

Is It Legal to Trade on Prediction Markets?

Kalshi, Polymarket, and other prediction market platforms all offer access through CFTC-regulated exchanges, which places them under federal oversight rather than state gambling law. Early in 2026, the CFTC classified prediction market contracts as swaps, a designation the platforms have leaned on to offer sports and event contracts nationally.

That framework has drawn legal challenges in several states, and availability can vary by platform and by category. Always confirm current state availability directly with the platform before you fund an account, since this area is still evolving.

How to Place a Trade

1. Create an account and complete identity verification, which is required on CFTC-regulated platforms.
2. Fund your account; ACH or bank transfer typically avoids extra deposit fees compared to a debit card.
3. Browse the sports tab or search for a specific game, league, or event.
4. Review the contract price, which reflects the market’s implied probability, before you buy or sell.
5. Track your open position and exit early if you want to lock in a gain or cut a loss, when liquidity allows.

Common Prediction Market Mistakes

• Treating contract prices like sportsbook odds instead of a probability that can move before the event starts.
• Ignoring fees on frequent, small trades, which add up faster than a single sportsbook wager.
• Assuming every platform is available in every state, especially for sports specific contracts.
• Holding a losing position to settlement instead of exiting early when the price has clearly moved against you.
• Funding an account with a debit card without checking whether a lower cost deposit method is available.

Responsible Gambling

Trading on a prediction market carries financial risk, and no platform guarantees a return. If trading stops being fun or starts to feel like a way to solve money problems, the following resources can help.

Best Prediction Markets FAQ

Which prediction market is best for sports?

Kalshi and OG Predictive both run sports-focused menus with player props, spreads, and totals. Kalshi generally carries deeper liquidity on major U.S. leagues, while OG Predictive offers a broad sports contract menu built around a consumer-friendly app. Plus500 also offers sports contracts, though they are powered by Kalshi’s own market.

Are prediction markets the same as sports betting?

No. Prediction markets are CFTC-regulated financial contracts where prices are set by traders buying and selling against each other, rather than a sportsbook setting fixed odds.

Which platform has the lowest fees?

Fee structures differ by platform and category. Kalshi and Polymarket both use probability-weighted models that are cheapest away from 50 percent priced contracts, while OG Predictive charges a flat per contract fee that is simple but can cost more for frequent traders.

Is Plus500 its own prediction market?

No. Plus500 offers Kalshi’s sports and event contracts through its own Plus500 Futures trading platform, so the underlying markets and pricing are Kalshi’s.

Can I use more than one prediction market at the same time?

Yes. Many traders keep accounts on multiple platforms to compare pricing and find the best liquidity for a given event.

What is the minimum deposit to start trading?

Minimums are low across most of these platforms, often as little as $10, though the amount needed to unlock a welcome bonus can vary. Check each platform’s current promo terms before you fund your account.

Is my money safe on a prediction market?

Kalshi, Polymarket, OG Predictive, and Plus500 all operate through CFTC-regulated exchanges or CFTC-regulated futures infrastructure, which requires them to meet federal standards for clearing and custody of funds. As with any trading platform, you can still lose the full value of a position.

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Keenan Allen is going from a team with a 2-7 record to one with the best record in the NFC.

The Indianapolis Colts are trading the veteran wide receiver and six-time Pro Bowler to the San Francisco 49ers for a sixth-round pick, ESPN reported on Tuesday afternoon.

Allen has totaled 40 receptions for 351 yards and one touchdown across eight games with the Colts, who signed the receiver to a one-year deal in the offseason.

Allen Joins Stacked 49ers’ Offense

Allen adds another proven commodity to a 49ers offense that already includes veteran wide receivers Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel, superstar running back Christian McCaffrey and tight end George Kittle. In all, San Francisco’s offense is third in the NFL in points (29.4 per game) and sixth in total yards (376.8 per game).

Following 11 seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers (2013-23), this trade marks Allen’s fourth location change in three years. The receiver was traded to the Chicago Bears in 2024, which was followed by a one-year reunion with the Chargers in 2025 and signing with the Colts this past offseason before now being sent to San Francisco.

Colts Keeping Selling

Trading Allen comes roughly three weeks after the Colts fired general manager Chris Ballard, with it being their third trade since the executive’s dismissal.

Indianapolis traded guard and perennial Pro Bowler Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks and sent defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the San Francisco 49ers, with whom he spent the first four years of his NFL career (2016-19).

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