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Robinson, Chicago's prize free agent acquisition largely underwhelmed in his first season in the Windy City. He seemed to lack explosion in his first full season back from his ACL injury, and plodded to a measly 55 receptions and 4 touchdowns. Pegged as an upside WR2 going into the season, Robinson sunk to benchable fringe WR3 as fellow receivers Taylor Gabriel and Anthony Miller gained more prominent roles in the offense.
I don't doubt that Robinson has WR1 talent, and should be much more explosive with an additional year to heal, but the biggest roadblock to big numbers is the sheer amount of weapons this Chicago offense has, and how they are utilized in the scheme. Robinson's game is the deep ball, something that the Bears weren't afraid to try, as Trubisky ranked in the top-5 in deep pass attempts. But with Robinson having a hard time separating, Trubisky's completion percentage on those throws put him in the low tier among NFL starters. All-in-all I think Robinson is due for an uptick in touchdowns, and I do expect his quarterback to be more efficient with more experience in the offense. Miller, Gabriel, and even Trey Burton will be a big part of the weekly gameplan, meaning Robinson just isn't going to be the target hog top tier fantasy receivers need to be. I'll be targeting Robinson as a high end WR3 that has upside in an offense I believe in.
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