Week 13 vs. Detroit Lions
New quarterback? No problem. Allen Robinson had one of his best games of the season last week, finishing 8-74-2 on 13 targets. His 13 targets were the first time he's seen double-digit targets in a game since Week 5. Robinson gets a fine matchup this week against the Lions (No. 14 aFPA), a team he finished 5-74 against in Week 1. We're expecting a similar 70-80 yard receiving game from A-Rob this week, making him a lower-end WR1 play. Robinson has been very consistent this season, finishing with 70+ receiving yards in 8 out of 12 games.
Week 12 at Green Bay Packers
Despite the Bears having an awful offensive performance in Week 10 where they only finished with 106 passing yards, Allen Robinson was able to have a fairly successful night, finishing 6-43 on nine targets. He'll get a tough matchup this week against the Packers (No. 6 aFPA), but we still like him as a solid WR2 play. Robinson has 38 more targets than any other player on his team, and typically is a reliable option as he has 70 or more receiving yards in every game but three this season.
Week 10 vs. Minnesota Vikings
Allen Robinson finished 7-81 on nine targets last week, another solid outing for the Bears' No. 1 WR. He's had at least four receptions and 70 receiving yards in seven of his nine games played this season, which is a solid floor. Robinson's only weakness is his lack of touchdowns (3). Still, Robinson has been very productive and should be viewed as a low-end WR1 this week against the Vikings. Minnesota is a favorable matchup, ranked No. 29 in aFPA to receivers. The Vikings are tied with the Cowboys for the most total receiving touchdowns given up to wide receivers (16) this season.
Week 9 at Tennessee Titans
Allen Robinson had a strong outing last week, finishing 6-87-1 on seven targets. He's topped at least 70 receiving yards in every game but one with Nick Foles starting at quarterback. Robinson is averaging 9.8 targets with Foles and producing an average stat line of 7-87.3-0.5 under Foles. Look for him to have another strong game this week in a favorable matchup against the Titans (No. 24 aFPA). The Titans have allowed the second-most total receptions (124) to wide receivers this season, trailing only the Seahawks. They've also given up the fifth-most total receiving yards (1,398) to receivers. Robinson is a low-end WR1 play this week vs. Tennessee.
Week 8 vs. New Orleans Saints
Allen Robinson saw a season-low four targets last week. Despite this, he still had a solid-enough 4-70 game, giving him at least 50 receiving yards in every game but one this season. He was forced to exit in the fourth quarter following a hard hit that has since left him in the concussion protocol. He must pass the concussion protocol in order to play this week against the Saints. If he does play, expect slightly better numbers than last week as he gets a favorable matchup against New Orleans (No. 21 aFPA). Robinson should be viewed as a low-end WR1.
Week 7 at Los Angeles Rams
Allen Robinson took a bit of a downturn in production last week, finishing 5-53 on nine targets, all season lows with Nick Foles at quarterback. But even though it wasn't a dominating performance, it was still a solid game overall for the Bears' No. 1 receiver. Robinson still leads the league in targets (66), and will continue to get looks as the season moves on. He does get a tough matchup against Jalen Ramsey and the Rams this week, however. The Rams are fourth in fewest passing yards per game (209.5) and No. 2 in aFPA wide receivers this season. Robinson is still a solid WR2 play in Week 7, but he takes a hit from his usual WR1 designation.
Week 6 at Carolina Panthers
Allen Robinson has been his most productive with Nick Foles at quarterback in Chicago as he came off a strong 10-90 game last week where he saw a ridiculous 16 targets. He's averaging over 100 yards per game over the past three weeks, and we're projecting him to finish around that mark again in Week 6 against the Panthers. The Panthers are a tough matchup (No. 2 in aFPA), but we still like A-Rob in low-end WR1 territory. Robinson leads the league in total targets (57), and it's ridiculous to think about benching someone getting that kind of volume.
Week 5 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Allen Robinson has now topped 100 yards in the two games Nick Foles has played this season. Despite a tough matchup, A-Rob finished 7-101-1 in Week 4, now scoring in back-to-back weeks. He gets a solid matchup this week against the Bucs (No. 22 aFPA), where he has a chance to hit 100 yards again. We're projecting him to finish around 90 receiving yards, making him a lower-end WR1 play in Week 5.
Week 4 vs. Colts
Allen Robinson had a breakout game last week, finishing 10-123-1 on 13 targets. He saw seven targets from Mitch Trubisky compared to six from Foles. He went 5-69 on Trubisky's targets and 4-54-1 on Foles' targets, so there was no dramatic difference within that game. Still, the Bears seemed to perform better overall with Foles under center, which bodes well for A-Rob moving forward. Robinson does draw a tough matchup this week against the Colts, who are seventh in aFPA. But we still like Robinson as a WR1 play this week.
Week 3 at Atlanta Falcons
Allen Robinson saw a team-high nine targets last week, but had a weak game, finishing 3-33 with no touchdowns. He should bounce back this week in a favorable matchup against the Falcons, who are allowing the second-most passing yards in the league (372.0). Robinson has seen double the amount of targets as anyone on the Bears, so even though his 3-33 performance was a letdown, it's not like he isn't getting opportunities. We like him as a lower-end WR1 in a good Week 3 matchup against Atlanta.
