Allen Robinson II Fantasy

The Los Angeles Rams are still playing out the idea of trading wide receiver Allen Robinson II, who they signed last spring to a three-year, $46.5 million deal. Robinson's role didn't develop the way the team initially envisioned. The team granted Robinson permission to seek a trade, with team and league sources saying that the Rams would be willing to take on part of A-Rob's $15.2 million in guaranteed salary, dependent on the pick exchange an acquiring team is willing to offer. There's still a chance he could be traded, but the Rams also aren't ruling out Robinson being a part of the offense in 2023. If he sticks around, the team would want Robinson to become more versatile. A change of scenery would probably be best for the 29-year-old's fantasy value in 2023.

Mar. 28th • 11:28 PM

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Allen Robinson II has been given permission to seek a trade this offseason. The 29-year-old might not be easy to move considering he's fully guaranteed $15.25 million for the upcoming season. However, the organization has already mentioned they are willing to cover a portion of the salary in order to move on from Robinson. Last season, Robinson finished with 33 receptions, 339 yards, and three touchdowns in 10 games. It was the first of a three-year deal he signed that past offseason. Possibly, Robinson will return to fantasy relevancy on a new team, but we'll wait and see where he ends up.

Mar. 6th • 10:25 AM

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Allen Robinson II could be on the move this offseason. The two sides agreed to a three-year $46 million deal last offseason. Robinson was horrendous in his first season in Los Angeles. He finished with 33 receptions, 339 yards, and three touchdowns in 10 games. He never went above 63 yards in a single game this past season. Despite that, the Rams might be able to trade Robinson, assuming they will eat some of the salary. The 29-year-old has a cap hit of $18 million for the 2023 season. It's obvious that the Rams are looking to move big contracts in order to save money. Robinson has done well enough throughout his career that another organization could be interested, assuming the Rams are willing to eat some of the money. A change of scenery could be a great thing for Robinson's value, but we'll see if a deal gets done.

Mar. 3rd • 5:47 PM