WR Allen Robinson - Chicago Bears

6-2, 220

Born: 8-24-1993

College: Penn State

Drafted: Round 2, pick 2014

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WEEK	OPP		oSNAP	RSH	YD	TD	TARG	REC	YD	TD	FumL	Pts
16	vs KC		59	0	0	0	12	6.0	53	0	0	5.3
17	at MIN		72	1	2	0	12	9.0	71	0	0	7.3

Weekly Performance vs WR 1, WR 12, WR 24, WR 36

Percentile ranks

Allen Robinson's percentile rank in each category, among WR with more than 50 fantasy points.

Recent Game Summaries

2019 Week 17 vs MIN (12 / 9 / 71 / 0 rec, 1 / 2 / 0 rush)

Allen Robinson was uncoverable against the Vikings on Sunday. Robinson was targeted a team-high 12 times and was consistently the option Mitchell Trubisky turned to on important throws. Robinson had three catches on the first drive, including the first two plays of the game, and was able to make multiple catches for third down conversions during the game. Robinson did catch two intermediate-depth balls over the middle and a tough contested catch along the sideline. He was also targeted on third and short in the red zone for a conversion on an out that had little chance of scoring a touchdown. Robinson enters the offseason on a high note, with the hope he can get better performance from the quarterback position in 2020.

2019 Week 16 vs KC (12 / 6 / 53 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson had a down game against the Chiefs, largely a result of poor play from Mitchell Trubisky. Trubisky was errant on multiple throws to Robinson, including a deep ball along the perimeter, a deep target that would have been a touchdown, and a short crossing route. Robinson catches were also difficult, including a good adjustment on a deflected ball. Robinson's completions were typically in the short area of the field including slants and out routes. Robinson will get a matchup against the Vikings to close out the season in week 17.

2019 Week 15 vs GB (14 / 7 / 125 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson led the Bears in receiving yards against the Packers in a loss on Sunday. Robinson was targeted 14 times but started slowly with a conversion on the first drive of the game before going quiet for the remainder of the half. Robinson then exploded in the second half, with a big catch down the sideline, a back-shoulder catch, and a deep out. He also caught multiple in-breaking routes. Robinson could have had an even bigger game, but was missed on multiple errant throws by Mitchell Trubisky. Robinson will get a matchup against the Chiefs next week.

2019 Week 14 vs DAL (8 / 5 / 48 / 2 rec)

Allen Robinson had a strong performance against the Cowboys in week 14. Robinson caught two early touchdowns. The first was on a slant and the second was a contested catch up the seam in the red zone where he caught the ball through a Dallas defender. Robinson also had a catch in traffic, and drew a defensive pass interference penalty and a defensive holding in the red zone. Robinson gets a good matchup against the Packers in week 15.

2019 Week 13 vs DET (12 / 8 / 86 / 1 rec)

Allen Robinson had another strong performance against the Lions on Thanksgiving Day. Robinson was involved early, with two short receptions on the first drive before capping the drive off with a slant for a touchdown from the red zone. Robinson was consistently targeted over the middle and was second on the team with 12 targets. Robinson did have a drop, and was missed on multiple targets in tight coverage, but continues to be the most dangerous and consistent aspect of the Chicago offense. He will get a matchup against the Cowboys on Thursday.

2019 Week 12 vs NYG (10 / 6 / 131 / 1 rec)

Allen Robinson bounced back from a bad performance last week against the Giants on Sunday. Robinson led the team in targets and outperformed his situation as Mitchell Trubisky makes nothing easy for Robinson. This included Robinson's touchdown, which should have been an easy reception, but an errant throw from Mitchell Trubisky on a deep post required Robinson to adjust to the pass and fight through a tackler who was able to catch up to Robinson because of the off-target throw. Robinson also had another reception on an over route where he ran after the catch for a chunk play and had another chunk play called back by a penalty. Robinson has been a tough cover for defenses this season but has been consistently hurt by Trubiksy's play. He has a strong matchup on Thursday against the Lions.

2019 Week 11 vs LAR (6 / 4 / 15 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson struggled against the Rams on Sunday. The struggles were a combination of poor performance, poor quarterback play, and Jalen Ramsey's coverage. Robinson had a drop and a miscommunication with Mitchell Trubisky on a back shoulder throw. Trubisky struggled throughout the game and has shown an inability to throw to Robinson in tight coverage, which was a bad combination in a game where he was frequently matched up against Ramsey. Trubisky was pulled for Chase Daniel at the end of the game which is a storyline to watch during the week as Robinson faces the Giants next week.

2019 Week 10 vs DET (9 / 6 / 86 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson started slowly against the Lions but got involved in the second quarter and dominated the beginning of the third quarter for a strong fantasy day. Robinson caught multiple balls over the middle but was hurt by Mitchell Trubisky's inaccuracy that hindered run after the catch abilities. Robinson also had a good adjustment on a deep ball and had a target near the goal line where he drew a defensive pass interference. He also added a drop on the interior, but overall his game after the recent struggles of Mitchell Trubisky. He will get a matchup next week against the Rams where he figures to draw coverage from Jalen Ramsey.

2019 Week 9 vs PHI (5 / 1 / 6 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson had his worst game of the season against the Eagles on Sunday. Robinson's bad day was a result of poor play by Mitchell Trubisky, who missed Robinson on an easy throw and was hesitant in the pocket throughout the day. Robinson's lone catch was a curl route at the end of the second quarter. He did have two deep targets, one he could not secure in bounds along the sideline, and a second that was a deep 50/50 ball that went through his hands. Robinson would benefit from Chase Daniel replacing Trubisky next week against the Lions.

2019 Week 8 vs LAC (7 / 5 / 62 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson had a lower volume game after a dominant performance last week. Coach Matt Nagy expressed disappointment with last week's pass-heavy approach and Robinson's target volume was one of the places where the rushing attempts came from. Robinson's passing volume came largely in the short range of the field and he was strong at the catch point, particularly on his lone deep reception. Robinson also drew two defensive pass interference penalties, including one in the end zone. Robinson was also targeted another time near the goal line, but Mitchell Trubisky threw the ball behind him. Robinson will have a favorable matchup next week against the Eagles.

2019 Week 7 vs NO (16 / 10 / 87 / 1 rec)

Allen Robinson was the only positive in the Chicago offense on Sunday. He was dominant and peppered with targets throughout the offense. Robinson was dominant in the short area of the field but struggled to create big plays because Mitchell Trubisky struggled mightily throughout the game. He had the opportunity for a big play down the sideline but was unable to get both feet down in bounds. Robinson boosted his fantasy day in garbage time with a terrific double move for a touchdown. Robinson is limited in his big-play ability by Trubisky's deficiencies but is a focal point of the offense and dominant player when he gets on point targets. He will face the Chargers next week.

2019 Week 5 vs OAK (8 / 7 / 97 / 2 rec)

Allen Robinson had a monster game against the Raiders in England. He dominated throughout the game, including a touchdown on a whip route and another on a high point fade. Robinson also made a highlight diving catch along the sideline. He is the engine to the passing offense for an offense that has few options to keep defenses honest. Robinson was used all over the field and made a number of critical catches for the offense. He also drew a defensive pass interference in the end zone that set up a David Montgomery touchdown. He will be off in week six and face a tough test against the Saints in week seven.

2019 Week 4 vs MIN (7 / 7 / 77 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson had a strong game against the Minnesota Vikings. Robinson had a good rapport with Chase Daniel who replaced Mitchell Trubisky after his shoulder injury in the first quarter. He had multiple tough catches, including a slant and two diving catches. He was a featured element of the passing offense and made critical plays for the offense. He could have had a bigger day, with a big play on the perimeter, but the play was called back by his own offensive pass interference. Robinson arguably has a better fantasy prospect with Chase Daniel at quarterback so Trubisky's injury status will be important to monitor during the week.

2019 Week 3 vs WAS (7 / 6 / 60 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson rebounded to have a solid fantasy night after a struggle in week two. The Bears ran a highly schemed offense against Washington and Robinson was used in targets designed to move the chains in the middle of the field than he was in prior weeks. He helped Trubisky out by making a diving catch and drew a defensive pass interference in the end zone that set up a Taylor Gabriel touchdown. Robinson will face the Vikings next week in a tough matchup.

2019 Week 2 vs DEN (7 / 4 / 41 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson had a disappointing game against the Denver Broncos after a strong week one. Robinsons was limited to short area catches and one well-defended back shoulder fade target early in the game before making a strong catch across the middle to set the Bears up in field goal position. Robinson is capped by the limited Mitchell Trubisky, so his fantasy prospects will be tough to project week to week. He faces Washington next week.

2019 Week 1 vs GB (13 / 7 / 102 / 0 rec)

Allen Robinson was the best offensive player for the Chicago Bears in a disappointing offensive performance against the Green Bay Packers in week one. Robinson made two strong catches along the sideline in tight coverage and could have had another but was pulled out of bounds on an errant Mitchell Trubisky throw. Robinson was also targeted in the end zone but given no chance by Trubisky who stared Robinson down the entire route and lobbed an easy interception on what could have been a touchdown throw. Robinson will face a strong Denver defense in week two.

Latest News

Bears | Allen Robinson returned to form (Fri Jan 3, 10:29 PM) - Chicago Bears WR Allen Robinson finished with 98 catches on a career-high 154 targets for 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns this season, ranking seventh in the NFL in receptions and third in targets.

Our View: Mitchell Trubisky is the Bears quarterback in 2020 for better or worse. If he gets better this season then that could mean even better numbers for Robinson. Expect the Bears to add more talent to the passing attack this offseason.
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