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Receiving: 5 / 87 / 0 on 10 targets
Robinson was basically the #1 receiver in this offense, and he converted the only long pass of the day for the Rams, even though it was in garbage time. Bulger was willing to give Robinson the chance to make a play in double coverage on deep balls, and Robinson also caught a goal line fade, but he couldn't get both feet down. His production was modest until the final few drives when the game was out of hand, but Robinson looks like he's worth hanging onto if you drafted him late, and he's worth a waiver pickup if you are hurting at WR.
Receiving: 6 / 54 / 1 on 9 targets
Robinson was the top receiver for the Rams in Week 2, which is not saying much. Robinson helped out Marc Bulger and the Rams with six catches including a leaping fade catch for the only St. Louis score for the day where he beat single coverage in the red zone. Robinson later added some nice shorter catches including a 13-yard snag on a square-in route to move the chains on third and long. Robinson was the featured guy since Donnie Avery could not get on track at all against a tough Redskins secondary.
Receiving: 2 / 26 / 0 on 4 targets
Robinson was the favourite target of both Boller and Bulger, but went down with an ankle injury in the second quarter. He did not return and was on crutches after the game - early reports are that Robinson will out be out for the remainder of the season.