Allen Robinson - The Forgotten Stud?

[Goodfellas]

I drafted him as a rookie and rostered him ever since. Lost season after ACL, which happened on his first catch of that season. One thing I've learned with WR's & ACL's, don't expect an immediate bounce back the following year. From my observations, things begin to normalize in the 2nd year after injury. ARob is a talent, always bet on that.

[Bronco Billy]

A short time ago:

Dave

⁦‪@runbackdave⁩

Allen Robinson has taken the Chicago Bears out of his bio and has since deleted all of his ‘Bears’ photos on his Instagram. pic.twitter.com/UC9oiLlIAh



9/15/20, 8:56 AM

[Bronco Billy]

Story:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/ftw.usatod ... lating/amp

[Bronco Billy]

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports contract-year Bears WR Allen Robinson is feeling "frustrated" and "disrespected" in long-term talks.

In a uniquely 2020 move, Robinson deleted all Bears references from his Twitter account on Tuesday. While the Bears went on an offseason tight end bender, they apparently didn't progress far enough in talks with their alpha wideout. Robinson's teammates have taken up his cause, tweeting with the #ExtendAR hashtag on Twitter. Ryan Pace, who is one of the worst — if not the worst — general managers in the league, has a real mess on his hands. The top of the receiver market is now exceeding $20 million in average annual value.

[dynastyninja]

Interesting. As an owner, I'd probably just rather status quo. Who knows where he'd go if he were traded.

[nathanq42]

Now the question is, where does he go? Where do I want him to go? Which team has a good QB, no WRs, and cap space? My ideal realistic spot is Philly, he would be competing with TEs for targets, their division is garbage, they have a good-great QB, and cap space to boot.

Other possibilities: Bills, and Texans (because that WR room isnt cutting it IMO)

[Bronco Billy]

Patriots have the 2nd most available cap space, are in the other conference, and have a definite need

[bjd5211]

Now the question is, where does he go? Where do I want him to go? Which team has a good QB, no WRs, and cap space? My ideal realistic spot is Philly, he would be competing with TEs for targets, their division is garbage, they have a good-great QB, and cap space to boot.

Other possibilities: Bills, and Texans (because that WR room isnt cutting it IMO)

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cap/2021/

They have -$63.5M in cap space next year, 31st in the league behind only NO, and Zach Ertz crying about his contract too.

Philly could only afford him as a rental for the rest of the year and letting him walk in free agency.

[jordanzs]

Houston would be great.

Niners too.

[FantasyFreak]

Players do this more than you think. Julio did it, at one time a few years back. He's trying to create sympathy for himself in the fan base to force the GM's hand IMO.

[StripesOfKC]

Now the question is, where does he go? Where do I want him to go? Which team has a good QB, no WRs, and cap space? My ideal realistic spot is Philly, he would be competing with TEs for targets, their division is garbage, they have a good-great QB, and cap space to boot.

Other possibilities: Bills, and Texans (because that WR room isnt cutting it IMO)

Houston, Green Bay if they didn't hate each other, San Francisco, Buffalo would be exciting in real life--not great for fantasy even with Allen looking better week 1, Eagles, Washington, New England, Jets are all possibilities too

[FantasyFreak]

Now the question is, where does he go? Where do I want him to go? Which team has a good QB, no WRs, and cap space? My ideal realistic spot is Philly, he would be competing with TEs for targets, their division is garbage, they have a good-great QB, and cap space to boot.

Other possibilities: Bills, and Texans (because that WR room isnt cutting it IMO)

Houston, Green Bay if they didn't hate each other, San Francisco, Buffalo would be exciting in real life--not great for fantasy even with Allen looking better week 1, Eagles, Washington, New England, Jets are all possibilities too

I'm not sure the Bears trade him. They aren't obligated too. They paid him very well vs market value when he signed the deal. He's got nothing to complain about IMO. It's a strategic negotiating tactic, what he's doing IMO. Pace and Nagy's job are on the line this year. Don't think he's looking to collect picks. He won't be moving A Rob unless he gets a real difference maker back, IMO.

[Ray Finkle]

Sounds like something my 14 year old son would do.

[YouMightDieTryin]

Is he worth trading for (fantasy wise)?

[zeeshan2]

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports contract-year Bears WR Allen Robinson is feeling "frustrated" and "disrespected" in long-term talks.

In a uniquely 2020 move, Robinson deleted all Bears references from his Twitter account on Tuesday. While the Bears went on an offseason tight end bender, they apparently didn't progress far enough in talks with their alpha wideout. Robinson's teammates have taken up his cause, tweeting with the #ExtendAR hashtag on Twitter. Ryan Pace, who is one of the worst — if not the worst — general managers in the league, has a real mess on his hands. The top of the receiver market is now exceeding $20 million in average annual value.

SOURCE: Tom Pelissero on Twitter

Sep 15, 2020, 2:48 PM ET

https://www.rotoworld.com/football/nfl/ ... n-robinson