18 Geronimo Allison WR

Allison opted out of the 2020 season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Allison flashed occasionally in four seasons in Green Bay, but he only surpassed 300 yards in one of them, combined for six touchdowns and had 89 catches in 46 games. He was set to vie with Marvin Hall and rookie Quintez Cephus for slotting near the bottom of the regular-season roster, so Allison's decision likely makes the Lions' own roster decisions easier for the upcoming campaign.

Allison agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Lions on Sunday.

Allison arrives from Green Bay, where he was used primarily in two- and three-wide sets, sporting a receiving line of 34-287-2 for the 2019 season. The Lions already have proven options such as Kenny Golladay, Marvin Jones (ankle) and Danny Amendola on the roster, so it appears that Allison will be battling Marvin Hall (foot) for the No. 4 receiver spot in Detroit heading into the 2020 season.

Allison recorded 34 receptions for 287 yards and two touchdowns over 16 regular-season games in 2019.

Allison lined up as the No. 3 wide receiver in the NFC Championship Game and for most of the season, but he and Marquez Valdes-Scantling were passed up for the No. 2 role by undrafted free agent Allen Lazard. It was another unproductive season for Allison, who will be an unrestricted free agent in March, so it wouldn't be surprising if the Packers can bring him back cheap again. With a loaded wide receiver draft in 2020, though, the Packers could let him walk in free agency.

Allison (illness) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's NFC Championship Game in San Francisco, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

As was the case with his teammates, Allison seems to have got over his bout with the flu in 48 hours, going from a DNP on Wednesday to full participant to close out the week. He hasn't surpassed 30 yards receiving since Week 7 but nonetheless has been targeted 3.3 times per game (including playoffs) this season.

Allison (illness) was limited at Thursday's practice.

Allison is the most recent Packer to come down with an illness, sitting out Wednesday before getting in some work one day later. He'll look to ditch the designation entirely by week's end.

Allison didn't practice Wednesday due to an illness.

A flu bug has been going around the Packers' locker room for about a week, impacting the likes of rookie running back Dexter Williams, fullback Danny Vitale and starting right tackle Brian Bulaga. Allison is only the most recent victim, but considering the illness has cycled through in about 48 hours in the other cases, he likely will be fine by the weekend. Friday's injury report will provide the last word on his availability for Sunday's NFC Championship Game at San Francisco.

Allison was targeted once and had one reception for 11 yards in Sunday's divisional-round win over the Seahawks.

Allison was on the field for just 20 of a possible 64 snaps Sunday, which limited his chances to catch the football. Don't expect his role to change much in next weekend's NFC Championship Game.

Allison was targeted four times and caught three passes for 17 yards in Sunday's victory over the Lions.

Allison bounced back from a zero-catch Week 16 with his most receptions since Week 12. He heads into the playoffs as the Packers' No. 3 receiver but has not topped 20 yards in a game since Week 9.

Allison was targeted twice but did not catch a pass in Monday's victory over the Vikings.

Allison was on the field for 33 offensive plays, but he was held without a catch for the first time since Week 1. He finished with the third-most snaps among Packers wideouts for the second time in as many weeks, and with Allen Lazard coming on, he figures to stay in that spot. Packers receivers will face a Lions defense in Week 17 that has been beaten by opposing wideouts all season, but it's unlikely Allison will be involved enough to exploit the matchup.

Allison was targeted four times and caught two passes for 19 yards in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

Allison had more receptions and yards than he did Week 14, but he still hasn't topped 40 yards in a game since putting up a season-high 52 yards Week 4. He at least had been regularly seeing the second-most snaps among Packers receivers, but he didn't even do that Week 15, finishing third behind Davante Adams and Allen Lazard. He'll head into Week 16 as a third receiver averaging fewer than 20 yards per contest over the last 10 games, which certainly isn't appealing for fantasy purposes.

Allison (knee) practiced fully Thursday.

Allison upgraded from Wednesday's limited showing, clearing his health in one fell swoop. He's maintained a consistent workload all season, ranking first among Packers wide receivers with a 60.9-percent share of the offensive snaps. Health has helped him along the way, as well as hindered Davante Adams (56.9 percent), who went from FP on Wednesday to a limited participant Thursday due to his lingering toe issue.

Allison was limited at Wednesday's practice due to a knee injury.

Allison has received at least 50 percent of the Packers' offensive snaps in 10 of 13 games this season, including each of the last seven. Even so, he's put up just 29 catches (on 45 targets) for 251 yards and two touchdowns to date. With a knee injury in tow, his status will be one to monitor as this weekend's matchup with the Bears approaches.

Allison was targeted once and caught an 11-yard pass in Sunday's victory over Washington.

Allison played the second-most snaps among Packers receivers for the fourth game in a row, but as was the case the previous three weeks, the result was only minimal production. The Packers take on a Bears team Week 15 that has struggled to slow opposing receivers of late, but a glance at Allison's game log provides little reason to believe he'll take advantage.

Allison was targeted three times and caught two passes for 20 yards in Sunday's victory over the Giants.

Allison finished second among Packers wide receivers in snaps for the third game in a row, and both of his catches picked up first downs in key spots, but his final output still did not help fantasy players all that much. He's averaging just 2.2 receptions for 12.6 yards over his last five contests, which will not inspire much confidence in him from those weighing options at the wide receiver position Week 14.

Allison was targeted four times and caught three passes for nine yards in Sunday's loss to the 49ers.

The four targets were the most Allison saw since Week 7, but he did little with his opportunities and finished with a single digit in the receiving yardage department for the third time in four games. Allison started Sunday's game and finished second among Packers wide receivers in offensive snaps. While he does have a nice matchup his next time out against a Giants defense that struggles with opposing pass catchers, given Allison's recent ouptut, fantasy players in need of wide receiver help for key Week 13 matchups will likely want to look elsewhere.

Allison caught all three targets for six yards in Sunday's victory over the Panthers.

Allison played the second-most snaps among Packers receivers Week 10, but he also finished fifth among the same group in receiving yards. He's played at least 62 percent of the snaps in three straight games, but he also has accumulated just six receptions and 34 yards since that streak began. While Allison is getting on the field, fantasy players aren't getting much from him and may want to look for another option at the wide receiver position with the Packers on bye Week 11 before facing a 49ers defense that allowed the fewest passing yards in the league over the first nine weeks.

Allison caught two passes for 21 yards in Sunday's loss to the Chargers.

Allison's snap-count percentage increased for the third straight game despite the return of Davante Adams, but as has regularly been the case over the last month, he did little for those in both standard and PPR leagues. To be exact, over five games dating back to Oct. 6, Allison has been targeted 23 times, but accumulated just 12 receptions for 129 yards and no scores. While he is getting on the field, he isn't doing much when he's out there, and it's fair to consider him the fourth-best fantasy option among Packers receivers heading into Week 10, behind Adams, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Allen Lazard.

Allison caught one of three targets for seven yards during Sunday's 31-24 win over the Chiefs.

Allison was outproduced by Aaron Jones, Jamaal Williams, Jimmy Graham, Allen Lazard and Jake Kumerow in the passing attack Sunday. Despite the extended absence of Davante Adams (toe), Allison hasn't managed to make a consistent impact in the Packers' offense. In six of eight games this season, Allison has failed to either eclipse 50 receiving yards or log a touchdown, making him difficult to rely on for fantasy purposes.

Allison was targeted five times and caught four passes for 33 yards in Sunday's victory over the Raiders.

Allison was able to take the field despite not practicing all week due to a concussion, but he could not take advantage of a leaky Raiders secondary as some of his teammates did. Despite playing about half the snaps the last two weeks because of the head injury -- he left early in Week 6 and was seemingly on a pitch count in Week 7 -- Allison has averaged six targets per game in the three contests Davante Adams (toe) has missed. However, that volume has resulted in just nine receptions, 101 yards and no scores. Allison is getting his opportunities right now, but with Adams due back at some point, and fellow wideouts Jake Kumerow and Allen Lazard pushing for more snaps, he could eventually see fewer chances if his output does not increase.

Allison (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Allison was the recipient of a big hit from the Lions' Tracy Walker in Week 6, sustaining a concussion in the process. Although he didn't practice all week and initially was termed "doubtful" for this contest, the Packers seemingly gave him a chance to play by upgrading him to questionable Saturday. In the end, Allison completed the league's protocol for head injuries in less than a week, making him available to the offense. He'll serve as one of the team's top receiving options alongside Marquez Valdes-Scantling (knee/ankle) with Davante Adams (toe) still out of commission.