Allen Robinson II Fantasy

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.

Jun. 26th • 3:23 PM

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II is a candidate for a contract extension, but he's not really worried about that amid the coronavirus pandemic. Robinson is still due $15 million against the salary cap in 2021 as well. And because of COVID-19, things could look different for the salary cap, which could mean less available money under the cap and Robinson getting a smaller amount on an extension. On the football side of things, Robinson said quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has been throwing to him four times a week. The best scenario for A-Rob's fantasy value is for Nick Foles to win the starting gig under center, which is expected. In an offense without a lot of other playmakers, Robinson should see all the targets he can handle, making him a low-end WR1.

Jun. 4th • 12:49 PM

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson, who has a year left on his current contract, said he wants to stay in Chicago long term. I want to be in Chicago, if theyll have me, Robinson said. The biggest thing is, I cant make that happen solely myself. I just gotta control what I can control. I know that everything will probably play out fine. The Bears top receiver had a career-high 98 catches for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns over a full season in his second year in Chicago. He's easily the Bears most consistent receiving weapon, but his fantasy ceiling could remain somewhat limited as a WR2 if quarterback Mitch Trubisky can't improve in 2020.

Jan. 30th • 3:39 PM