Allen Robinson

Allen Robinson Expects To Remain With Bears This Year

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson said he expects to finish out the year with the team, but he didn't clarify whether he or his agent formally requested a trade after being disappointed with the team's long-term contract offers. ESPN's Dan Graziano and The Chicago Tribune both reported that Robinson, who is in the final year of his contract, has requested a trade. His agent, Brandon Parker, has denied the trade request. A-Rob had five catches for 74 yards on nine targets in the Week 1 win over the Lions and led the Bears with 98 receptions for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns in 2019. The 27-year-old will be facing a Giants secondary that allowed three TDs to Steelers receivers in Week 1, so Robinson will be a strong WR1 this weekend.

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Bears' Allen Robinson Denies Trade Demand

Allen Robinson Feels Disrespected In Contract Talks

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson feels disrespected by the team's contract offers and doesn't think they have reflected fair market value. As a result, the receiver has removed his social media of all references to the Bears. As of now, Robinson and his agent haven't requested a trade. The 27-year-old signed a three-year deal with Chicago in 2018 and broke 1,100 receiving yards last season and was the best wideout on corner routes in the NFL, according to Next Gen Stats. His current deal leaves him 15th among receivers in annual average salary ($14 million), but 2020 is the final year of his deal. Contract issues aside, A-Rob should continue to be a target hog in the team's passing attack and will be a strong WR1 against the Giants in Week 2.

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Allen Robinson Racks Up 74 Receiving Yards Week 1

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson caught five passes for 74 yards in the Bears thrilling 27-23 win over the Lions in Week 1. The Bears offense struggled mightily in the first half but Robinson seemed to be the only source of vertical offense at the time. The team rebounded to score 21 fourth quarter points to secure the win as Robinson led the team with nine targets. Robinson should return to WR1 status next week against the Giants.

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Allen Robinson II To Carry WR1 Status Week 1

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II has an attainable chance at posting WR1 numbers Week 1 against the Lions. Robinson posted top-10 wide receiver production last season, catching a career-high 98 passes for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns. He enters the season as, by far, the most accomplished offensive weapon on a Bears team that struggled last season to score points. The veteran receiver will have an appealing matchup Week 1 against a Lions team that allowed the third most receptions (211) to receivers in 2019 and allowed the second most yards (2,828). In two games against Detroit last season, Robinson posted 14 receptions for 172 yards and one touchdown. Robinson should be deployed in lineups with confidence.

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Can Allen Robinson Be A WR1?

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson (ankle) is back on the practice field and appears to be ready to roll against the Lions in Week 1. Robinson enjoyed a fantastic season in 2019, posting six receptions or more in 11 games and racked up 70+ receiving yards nine times. The Bears offense is looking to bounce back from an abysmal season and Robinson was the lone bright spot. Robinson is being drafted as a WR1 but a case could be made the team, as a whole, would be best served if more balance exists in the target-share. Only time will tell but Robinson is a solid bet for another 1,000+ yard season and could eclipse the seven touchdowns he caught in 2019 this season.

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Allen Robinson (ankle) back at Bears' practice, says he is 'feeling great'

Allen Robinson II Nursing Ankle Injury

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II missed another practice Wednesday as he continues to nurse an ankle injury. The Bears most lethal offensive weapon has scarcely seen the field through most of the full-padded practices but head coach Matt Nagy seems unconcerned. "Were taking it really slow with him, Nagy said. Hes in a good place and we just dont want theres no need to rush right now. We know what A-Rob can do and we think hes a pretty good player and we want to make sure that hes there for Week 1. As long as Robinson II continues to trend positively leading up to Week 1, fantasy owners should be drafting him with confidence in upcoming drafts.

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Allen Robinson dealing with ankle injury, didn't practice Saturday

Allen Robinson II A "Lock" For At Least 1,000 Yards

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II is a "lock" to accumulate over 1,000 receiving yards this season, according to Pro Football Focus. With the veteran's projected volume of targets in addition to having some potential stability at the quarterback position, the 26-year-old could be in store for his best season to date. Robinson ended the 2019 campaign by catching 98 passes for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns. His 154 targets put him behind only Michael Thomas and Julio Jones to finish third in the league, and he was also one of the most prolific wideouts inside the 20-yard line. He is expected to be swiped off the draft boards somewhere in the second round of fantasy drafts for 2020, so fantasy managers should plan accordingly, especially those participating in PPR formats.

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Allen Robinson II Hasn't Heard From Bears On Contract

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II said that he and his agent haven't heard from the team about a possible long-term contract extension. Robinson is currently in the final year of his $42 million contract with Chicago and will earn $10.9 million during the 2020 season. Extension talks aside, the 26-year-old has cemented his place as the team's top wideout by hauling in 98 catches for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns on 154 targets last year, and that was with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky stinking up the joint. A-Rob should be put in the WR1 conversation, and his fantasy stock will be trending up even more if Nick Foles wins the starting job under center in training camp.

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Allen Robinson hasn't heard from the Bears about extension

Allen Robinson II's Leadership Making An Impact

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II continues to show his leadership skills during this unprecedented offseason. Robinson has been very vocal during the team's Zoom meetings, according to Bears receivers coach Mike Furrey, and has been getting on players to stay focused. Furrey told reporters that Robinson is one of the most professional players that Ive ever been around in my playing and coaching career. The veteran receiver also has been an advocate for social justice and continues to set a strong example for a group of Bears receivers that features plenty of youth. Robinson caught 98 passes last season for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns for a Bears offense that was anemic. The seventh-year receiver will be a top-10 selection among wide receivers in upcoming fantasy drafts this year, especially if quarterback Nick Foles takes over for Mitchell Trubisky.

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