2021 Receiving Stats
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TAR
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Robinson is finally paired with a quality quarterback, joining forces with Matthew Stafford, Sean McVay and record-breaking wideout Cooper Kupp. That does of course mean Robinson won't be the No. 1 target, but it's less of a problem under a coach like McVay, who favors the pass and likes to play uptempo. Robert Woods averaged 7.7 targets per game as Kupp's sidekick last season, prior to an ACL tear and an offseason trade to Tennessee. The Rams are betting on Robinson rebounding from a miserable 2021 over Woods coming back from the torn ligament, though age and contracts also were factors. Robinson got three years and $46.5 million with nearly two-thirds of the money guaranteed, despite managing just 34.2 yards per game and 6.2 per target last year. To be fair, he had 78.1 ypg and 8.2 YPT just one year before that, and a lot of Chicago's problems in 2021 were out of his control (poor coaching, terrible QB play, injuries). The hope now is that Robinson will be more consistent as second fiddle in a quality offense than he was as Option A for incompetent passing games. Read Past Outlooks
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Joining Rams on three-year deal
Robinson is signing a three-year contract with the Rams, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
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Pelissero's initial report puts the deal at $46.5 million -- a $15.5 average annual value -- with nearly two-thirds of the money guaranteed at signing ($30.7 million). Robinson may have had offers with larger AAVs from other teams, but the reigning champs enticed him with the chance to play for a ring as well as the strong contract guarantees. Plus, he'll work with an above-average starting QB for the first time in his career, though this does mean Robinson will be the second or third receiving option, behind Cooper Kupp and possibly Robert Woods (knee). Of course, Woods is no lock to be ready for Week 1, and this deal might also shut the door on Odell Beckham (knee) returning to Los Angeles. Robinson turns 29 in August, and he had back-to-back seasons with over 1,100 yards before crashing in 2021 with 410 yards in 12 games.
Pelissero's initial report puts the deal at $46.5 million -- a $15.5 average annual value -- with nearly two-thirds of the money guaranteed at signing ($30.7 million). Robinson may have had offers with larger AAVs from other teams, but the reigning champs enticed him with the chance to play for a ring as well as the strong contract guarantees. Plus, he'll work with an above-average starting QB for the first time in his career, though this does mean Robinson will be the second or third receiving option, behind Cooper Kupp and possibly Robert Woods (knee). Of course, Woods is no lock to be ready for Week 1, and this deal might also shut the door on Odell Beckham (knee) returning to Los Angeles. Robinson turns 29 in August, and he had back-to-back seasons with over 1,100 yards before crashing in 2021 with 410 yards in 12 games.
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Air Yards Per Game
66.9Air Yards Per Snap
1.36% Team Air Yards
19.0%% Team Targets
12.8%Avg Depth of Target
12.0 YdsCatch Rate
57.6%Drop Rate
1.5%Avg Yds After Catch
2.7% Targeted On Route
18.7%Avg Yds Per Route Run
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Measurables Review
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4.60 secShuttle Time
4.00 secCone Drill
7.00 secVertical Jump
39.0 inBroad Jump
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It’s a shame a player of Robinson’s caliber has been limited to playing with Blake Bortles, Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles. There was hope Robinson (a free agent heading into the offseason) might escape to a better environment, but the Bears franchise-tagged him in March. Newly signed Andy Dalton is probably an upgrade from last year’s quarterbacks, but not an overwhelming one, so Robinson will have to wait until 11th overall pick Justin Fields gets a shot and hope he lives up to his pedigree. On the positive side, Robinson was a workhorse last season, with 151 targets (3rd) and 102 catches (4th). His per-play efficiency (12.3 YPC and 8.3 YPT) was modest, but chalk that up to a team that ranked 27th in YPA (6.4). At 6-2, 220, and with 4.48 speed at his 2014 pro day, Robinson is a prototype NFL No. 1 wideout — big, fast and agile. He has good hands and saw plenty of red-zone and goal-line work last season (19 targets from inside the 20, nine from inside the 10). Robinson hasn’t made many downfield plays the last few years (only three 40-yard catches in his last 45 games), but he was fourth in the NFL with 22 20-yard catches last season, and the big plays should come if Dalton — or eventually Fields — can pull his weight. Bottom line, Robinson, 28, is still a top receiver in his late prime and guaranteed massive target share. The only concern is whether the Bears can provide the league- average passer he’s never had.
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Looks set for free agency
Robinson is expected to become a free agent, Dianna Russini of ESPN reports.
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Quiet in season finale
Robinson caught two passes for 22 yards in the Bears' 31-17 Week 18 loss to the Vikings, and he ended the season with 38 receptions for 410 yards and one touchdown in 13 games.
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Six targets in victory
Robinson caught four passes for 35 yards in the Bears' 29-3 win over the Giants on Sunday.
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Reveals weight loss due to COVID-19
Robinson said Tuesday that he lost 10 pounds during his recent bout with COVID-19, Colleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune reports.
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Comes off COVID-19 list
Chicago activated Robinson (illness) from the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, Larry Meyer of the Bears' official site reports.
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